nchelluri

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   by nchelluri 6y ago

   I love IRC logs, I find them extremely helpful for diagnosing and working through technical issues that someone has faced before. It's like a step-by-step guide to solving your problem. Unfortunately, all of the IRC logs I used to brow
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   by nchelluri 6y ago

   https://superuser.com/questions/78245/how-to-disable-the-opt...
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   by nchelluri 6y ago

   Hello, just a quick note; I wanted to buy the book so I went to the website and when I picked my country as Canada it started giving me a strange list of provinces (definitely not Canadian) so I abandoned the process for now.
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   Ask HN: Any recommendations for local social media marketing?

   3 points by nchelluri 7y ago|1 comments
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   by nchelluri 7y ago

   thank you! I'll give it a read.
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   by nchelluri 7y ago

   I would love to have one of these for a week or two to try it out. It's so cheap it might be worth picking up on the off chance I love it.
7. 67.▲
   by nchelluri 7y ago

   I want this in an XPS 13 too. I just bought an XPS 13 last year, running Ubuntu, and it's very nice, aside from the whine when it's plugged in.
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   Ask HN: Are you working on any Covid-19 related projects?

   1 points by nchelluri 7y ago|0 comments
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   by nchelluri 7y ago

   I've used a fully loaded MacBook and it works well. It's quite slow compared to a desktop but it's fast enough and has the Retina screen. This laptop is basically a tablet in laptop form factor; it is ultra tiny and very nice
10. 70.▲
    by nchelluri 7y ago

    Sounds like Stockholm syndrome to me!
11. 71.▲
    by nchelluri 7y ago

    i chuckled. do you use gps?
12. 72.▲
    by nchelluri 7y ago

    > In sum, as exposure to auto traffic volumes and speed decreases, a child’s sense of threat goes down, and his/her ability to establish a richer connection and appreciation for the community rises. makes sense, intuitively. if you
13. 73.▲
    by nchelluri 7y ago

    i grew up middle class and in a suburban type place. i can get driven around and not know where i am even a little bit.
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    by nchelluri 7y ago

    no. kind of like the sometimes heard of painter whose house never has a decent coat of paint i rarely write any code for myself. i write code for a living. but here are some of the little bots i've written on the dime: - ?lunch - an eg
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    by nchelluri 7y ago

    cool. very cool. (i know this is a "low content" post for hackernews, but this is a new thread with no posts, so ymmv.)
16. 76.▲
    by nchelluri 7y ago

    that's excellent. what language, what's the design, do you have your own personal slack server, and so on.
17. 77.▲
    by nchelluri 7y ago

    I think you're overthinking it; I just meant, "do a few pullups every now and then, and you'll feel better."
18. 78.▲
    by nchelluri 7y ago

    well said! I think about this sometimes. When I was 15, and just learning to program, I thought I could code anything. And if you look at history, I was perhaps right. Now, as a seasoned professional software developer, all I see is pitfall
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    An Interview with Will Storey, Software Architect – InDevs, Volume 1, Issue 1(medium.com)

    1 points by nchelluri 7y ago|0 comments
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    by nchelluri 7y ago

    https://medium.com/@nchelluri/you-deserve-a-pull-up-bar-84ec... is my alternative
21. 81.▲
    by nchelluri 8y ago

    Remote work for a U.S. company :) That's what I do. Found the position on the company website which I visited after looking at a whoishiring thread.
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    by nchelluri 8y ago

    Could have sworn I read about this some years ago.
23. 83.▲
    by nchelluri 8y ago

    print $amount;
24. 84.▲
    by nchelluri 8y ago

    wow. that is a lot of money. is that for the bay area only?
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    by nchelluri 8y ago

    I work in Atlantic Canada remotely for a US company. It's great pay for where I live. I was offered three jobs at the same time. One, local, paid half of my current job. Another, remote for a company in Vancouver, paid 71.5% of my curr
26. 86.▲
    by nchelluri 9y ago

    I kind of want to see that ACID comic now.
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    by nchelluri 10y ago

    Thanks for the additional thought process here; just a minor question, what's an HMAC token?
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    by nchelluri 10y ago

    I don't think it's so simple. Before generating the PW reset link, someone might try to login first. So they'd enter bob@example.com into the login form and then when that failed, it's not uncommon to redirect with error
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    by nchelluri 10y ago

    That's pretty cool, what feature did you add?
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    by nchelluri 10y ago

    That's awesome :) I would have loved to get my hands on that version.