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by nnain 11y ago
qwerty's question isn't hypothetical. Pharma research indeed is a high stakes game. What's more appropriate to ask though is how do developing/under-developed countries compete with the money spending power of west. Are
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by nnain 11y ago
Last para is sweet -- "Austin deserves to be commended for its candid assessment of what its plastic bag ban has actually accomplished ... it should encourage a more thorough and realistic assessment of what such a ban can actually acc
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by nnain 11y ago
> Starting a company is more about people and relationships than almost any other task in life, and it's much easier when it's something you enjoy and can do naturally Introverts care A LOT about people and relationships. They
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The most beautiful plane never flown is nearing its maiden flight(theverge.com)
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by nnain 11y ago
They didn't keep their costs low (too many employee perks/parties and stuff), the operation was wholly dependent on investors, and to start with, the idea wasn't all that scalable anyway (1-on-1 hiring is tricky, to say that
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Talentpad is shutting down(talentpad.com)
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by nnain 11y ago
I had a very smooth workflow on Python/Django/AWS. Thought of checking out Dockers for the last project and boy did that hurt! "if it ain't broken, don't fix it" is very appropriate here. I would suggest that
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Twitter Equality Quotient – Check how often you retweet men or women(twee-q.com)
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by nnain 11y ago
> hire someone with intimate knowledge of a system The term for that would be 'hacking into the system through hiring'. 'Acquihire' would be Nestle acquiring the entire government (or at least that division of govt),
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Apple Watch user satisfaction (Survey results from 800 users)(racked.com)
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by nnain 11y ago
For reference: This case was discussed 2 weeks back here on Hacker News: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9826131 (Startup Sues a Domain Name Owner to Grab a 16-Year-Old URL)
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Judge throws out startup's cybersquatting claims to grab 16 year old URL(techcrunch.com)
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What every founder will tell you - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVKKRzemX_w [Louis Armstrong - Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen (1962)] ...and it's true.
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by nnain 11y ago
12 guys started Housing.com in 2012. (4 of them had more control of the company if I'm not wrong). Rahul Yadav was the CEO till yesterday. Good team, they executed things quickly, got attention from investors, got handsome funding earl
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by nnain 11y ago
Because, it favours those who have more money. People who can afford a few dollars/pounds, mostly from the western countries, can keep domains booked for years. Others in the developing or under-developed world don't have that lux
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by nnain 11y ago
I'm not wishing that the law works differently. I'm presenting an opinion. The court will decide based on the law. May the right one win.
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by nnain 11y ago
The article sets a slight bias in favour of Kneen already. So, many people might sympathise with him more. But who knows what negotiation talks actually happened?! The tone, the mood.. The coming generations should have a better chance at f
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by nnain 11y ago
Python/Django is still lovely for putting together a quick project, but I don't think anyone would pick this stack (Python/Django/Tornado/RabbitMQ etc) for a scalable server in 2015 anyway. It was a good choice in 2
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by nnain 11y ago
What awesome machinery! There's something inexplicable beautiful about old decommissioned equipment.
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by nnain 11y ago
Not in the mood to post my resume here. You may guess or lookup. But if WP is such a big burden for you, why not move to something else.. if it's your main job, hope it allows you to move on.
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by nnain 11y ago
> Wordpress is terrible That's open to debate. I have 3 websites running on Wordpress, I don't have the intent to use anything else. It's simple and comes with batteries attached, especially for people who aren't hack
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Photo of the sun taken with a H-alpha filter etalon(reddit.com)
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by nnain 11y ago
I installed the Amazon Linux Installation Image (AMI) with docker and Python 3.4 for a recent project. I know ElasticBeanstalk fairly well, but configuring this was a big headache. WASTED LOT OF TIME. Instead of making life easy, it just ad
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by nnain 11y ago
Don't take this wrongly, but this suggestion seemingly has cognitive bias; you're too focused on one issue. Even if you're really concerned about this particular issue, than helping the existing production/Logistics chai
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by nnain 11y ago
fask-admin (or any decent CRUD interface) is one of my favourite parts of developing a new application backend. The amount of functionality you can achieve without touching HTML/JS is amazing. Goes a long way in keeping the application
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Microsoft purchases Wunderlist(techcrunch.com)
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The article is not about editor wars. The author only tries to make the point that how, after few years of use, the editor gets out of the way. It could as well be said about Emacs or maybe <insert your fav editor here>.
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by nnain 11y ago
That pretty much sums it up for me. I wouldn't have done it this way, but we are too far ahead on the Python 3 line and it's probably time to let go off the debate and move on to Python 3, at least for new projects. Needless to sa
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by nnain 11y ago
Damn! I'm sorry. Read it as Masters of Business Administration. Was on another thread where someone was commented on mbas. Over and out.
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by nnain 11y ago
So HN people don't see a problem when someone mocks a whole community, but are happy to downvote my comment. I knew my comment was going down. I still had to take my stand and post it. But how come people don't see a fault with th

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