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by neeleshs 15y ago
Zero knowledge about the music industry here, how about a subscription based startup? I even have a name for it - asongamonth.com. Any signed up solo artist/band promises at least a song per month and you as a listener pay half a dollar or
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by neeleshs 15y ago
Nitpick: 2. Can you make a build in one step? Ans: No But build in one step does not really mean deploy to production right from a dev box. It generally means can you build your code to a deployable artifact or actually deploy it on a serve
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by neeleshs 15y ago
These are great points for someone like me who knows only programming. I would say this is a good list to look at 'when the time comes'. EDIT: More clarity in line 1
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by neeleshs 15y ago
Somewhat related, but when I had issues with my heart, had I blindly followed what my doctor said and not done due diligence, I would have missed a very critical parameter that had to be fixed. The doc (multiple doctors, actually) never sug
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by neeleshs 15y ago
Here's the one that I wrote for my Linode setup. Nothing specific to linode, though. https://github.com/neeleshs/django_project_template/blob/mas...
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by neeleshs 15y ago
To me, throttling and chatty APIs seem to be orthogonal. These apply to REST or SOAP or any other API. EDIT: I'm wrong, chatty is specific to REST.
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What was the code quality of the initial version of Google?(quora.com)
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by neeleshs 15y ago
Not sure the article said anything about they being good. Any evidence on VWO being the last innovative startup from India? Just because the startups are not featuring on HN does not mean there are no innovative startups from India.
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by neeleshs 16y ago
Firebug is the primary reason for me to use firefox. And, firefox 4 is pretty fast.
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by neeleshs 16y ago
Any chance of getting Python/Django support in the near future?
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by neeleshs 16y ago
Eclipse BIRT, is a reasonably easy one.
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by neeleshs 16y ago
people behavior != government policies :)
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by neeleshs 16y ago
Linode. No downtime so far, awesome support.
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by neeleshs 16y ago
We applied about 15 days ago. It doesn't look like our video on posterous has been viewed yet. Does it mean anything at all?
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by neeleshs 16y ago
There is a difference between CI and Continuous deployment. CI can just mean you continuously build/run tests/deploy to staging(may be). The article talks about continuous deployment to production.
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by neeleshs 16y ago
One interesting quirk of Pinboard is a complete absence of unit tests. I used to be a die-hard believer in testing, but in Pinboard tried a different approach, as an experiment. Instead of writng tests I try to be extremely careful in codi
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by neeleshs 16y ago
You can see how this thread can go on forever, I think GP was making that point.
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by neeleshs 16y ago
Timestamps, across distributed teams over different timezones. We ran in to sequencing issues and switched back to numbers.
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by neeleshs 16y ago
Thoughtworks does, last I checked
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by neeleshs 16y ago
Stability is a pipedream in our industry. If you are good in you area, you should not have trouble landing a job in any of the large software companies in Pune/Bangalore. If you are okay relocating to Bangalore, drop me an email at neeleshs
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by neeleshs 16y ago
Doesn't it tell something about the interview itself? Canned questions in an interview are at best for filtering really bad candidates, and not that effective there either, precisely because of what you said.
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by neeleshs 16y ago
Mechanical Turk
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ZeroMQ and Django(tidbids.posterous.com)
2 points by neeleshs 16y ago|0 comments
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by neeleshs 16y ago
I started using ZeroMQ for async messaging for my Django project (with pyzmq) a couple of days back. I use it for pulling data from third party apps and sending emails from my app. Enhanced user experience greatly because of non-blocking ca
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by neeleshs 16y ago
+1 for python.
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by neeleshs 16y ago
May be technology can help a bit here? I think the issue in this case was more about the granularity of "takedown". If there was some kind of an API contract between the infrastructure provider and the application service provider - an API
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by neeleshs 16y ago
Quite interesting. As a developer, one thing that has frustrated me to no end is product managers not interacting enough with the developers. In my corporate career, I have seen too many of them talking abstractly about the product and hopi
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by neeleshs 16y ago
I regularly use Fabric. After deploying a couple of projects with it, I have come up with a standard deployment layout and stack. Now its as simple as "fab deploy" and "fab revert". Thank you fab!
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by neeleshs 16y ago
Very very interesting to see C++ being thrown in to the mix.
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by neeleshs 16y ago
But still, without that extra level of indirection of employer/manager between you and the market, the terms are not distorted and you have the freedom to interpret it in whichever way you want to. Of course, the consequences as well. I pre

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