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by navalsaini 8y ago
Not quite. They just monetise in the manner. The core value-proposition is very much b2c in both above cases.
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by navalsaini 8y ago
And tslint ... <-- does not work so great on my vscode for some reason. (mostly looking for interesting stories... out of the closet)
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by navalsaini 8y ago
This is a really interesting story. Glad you shared it. I suppose, being a CEO, one is entitled to such privileges. :) PR = pull request. Created so that your peers can review the code and catch any issues (architectural, logical or just st
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by navalsaini 8y ago
Yes very valid points. I am thinking of making flashcards with all the styling comments and really internalise them. Its like failing a driving license test everytime I create a pull request. haha... Anyways, I was keen on knowing if this i
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by navalsaini 8y ago
I plan to develop a kids version of halfchess (see halfchess.com). One of my users recommended me to do that. Perhaps you could give it a try and send me any suggestions from the feedback button in about us page.
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Ask HN: Styling comments in PR reviews
3 points by navalsaini 8y ago|8 comments
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Show HN: HIIT workouts and Chess combined(hiitchess.com)
2 points by navalsaini 8y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Share your experiences as a product manager in ML domain
1 points by navalsaini 8y ago|0 comments
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by navalsaini 8y ago
Do product PMs get paid lesser than senior engineers?
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Ask HN: How is it different to be a product manager in ML domain?
4 points by navalsaini 8y ago|3 comments
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by navalsaini 8y ago
No I didn't try with six pieces. :-) Thanks for the like. I am working on a two player version that connects random people to play against each other for the next version.
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by navalsaini 8y ago
I like playing chess and working out. So I combined chess and workouts. There are several variations, * Do X crunches every 2 or 3 moves. * Do X pushups/pullups/situps/skipping/etc every 2 or 3 moves. Disclaimer: I am al
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by navalsaini 8y ago
I think this is going in a good direction (in contrast with many commenters). I love the idea of an assistant - remind me about stuff, help me become more productive, etc. :-p I see these apps becoming more and more useful as we build more
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by navalsaini 9y ago
My health improved considerably after I started using air-purifier to beat Delhi pollution woes. I take frequent breaks from the city and lock myself in when I feel pollution is bad. I live in one of the particularly worse parts of Delhi (p
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by navalsaini 9y ago
I had a difficulty getting an appropriate role because I am bad at answering Q&A format of questions. I have a decent github profile and side-projects (the recent one is halfchess.com). So I am coming from the opposite camp but I can re
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by navalsaini 9y ago
You could teach them chess variation known as minichess or halfchess. I have created a game halfchess.com for adults - but plan to add a learning mode for children in future. I have given kids crash course on chess and it starts like this.
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by navalsaini 9y ago
Oic ... the framework/middleware is not. I took parallels to Android. Thanks for correcting me.
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by navalsaini 9y ago
This means that we should have cheap non-apple phones capable of running iOS applications. Why would apple allow that?
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by navalsaini 9y ago
I thought it aggregated from more sources. Thanks for the github link.
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by navalsaini 9y ago
And does not seem to be a popular demand either. Going by the points.
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by navalsaini 9y ago
Hello. Very well done. A brief note on where all does it aggregate from would also be reassuring.
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Ask HN: A separate thread for 'Who is Hiring – with global visa?'
10 points by navalsaini 9y ago|11 comments
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by navalsaini 9y ago
It is mostly based on a few interactions. We don't have to look out for givers or takers when we meet someone the first time or only a few times. And 'not-to-do' list is something that is meant for your memory. I would keep t
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by navalsaini 9y ago
I had a 'not to do list' a few years back and it helped me immensely. * Don't step on someone's ego (people are very egoistic and I have or had a habit of cracking worst jokes, without an ounce of remorse) * Don't g
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by navalsaini 9y ago
Hello Anu. Nice to see you here. My question is - what do companies serving a market far flung from US (as India), get by going to YC. It is indeed a great achievement; but how does it help the company. I can see a direct advantage in being
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by navalsaini 9y ago
A lot of people want to work on more cutting edge problems - at present we don't have companies solving healthcare problems with datascience, or self driving cars, or tesla like companies. There is also a charm of moving to a more deve
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by navalsaini 9y ago
I like doing data science courses for fun. These days I am reading CS 229 mathematics and a book Python Machine Learning. Once in a while I get tired of coding in JS, or adding things to side projects; and then I like doing simple learning,
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Show HN: Space Invaders chess(medium.com)
4 points by navalsaini 9y ago|0 comments
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by navalsaini 9y ago
Whats your tech stack at Dropleaf?
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by navalsaini 9y ago
If you plan to use NodeJS and ReactJS in future - please feel free to reach out (email under profile section). I am a freelance consultant and have built and launched my own products (end to end). They are not monetizing and I freelance cur

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