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Thinking and Doing(paramaggarwal.com)
1 points by paramaggarwal 14y ago|0 comments
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The Digg Re-Design(paramaggarwal.com)
1 points by paramaggarwal 14y ago|0 comments
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Breaking down ‘The Monalisa Smile’(paramaggarwal.com)
1 points by paramaggarwal 14y ago|0 comments
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Sell Like You Share : Thoughts on Gumroad(paramaggarwal.com)
1 points by paramaggarwal 14y ago|0 comments
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The Idiots Have Taken Over the Store(paramaggarwal.com)
1 points by paramaggarwal 14y ago|0 comments
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Scrolling Tweets: a DIY project to display news from verge - Verge Forums(theverge.com)
1 points by paramaggarwal 14y ago|0 comments
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by paramaggarwal 14y ago
I built a scrolling text display that shows me the latest tweets from the @verge account, live using WiFi. Completely wireless and uses a Heroku backend to get the tweets from the Twitter API. Built on the Arduino platform and parts from Sp
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Show HN: A tiny device that displays the Verge's tweets, wirelessly.(vimeo.com)
2 points by paramaggarwal 14y ago|1 comments
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by paramaggarwal 14y ago
Yup! Of course! Used a smaller one for reduced complexity right now.
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by paramaggarwal 14y ago
A scrolling text display that shows me the latest tweets from the @verge account. Completely wireless via WiFi and uses a Heroku backend to get the tweets from the Twitter API. Built on the Arduino platform. I have open-sourced all the code
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I built a tiny device for displaying Twitter updates on my table-top.(paramaggarwal.com)
5 points by paramaggarwal 14y ago|3 comments
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My weekend project: A Scrolling LED Matrix Display for Arduino(paramaggarwal.com)
1 points by paramaggarwal 14y ago|0 comments
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by paramaggarwal 15y ago
I would like to understand the implications. Does this improve performance? Or does it just allow coding in C++. Please help. (Sorry, noob here.)
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by paramaggarwal 15y ago
This is what makes checking Hacker News worthwhile every morning. Small things that make developer's lives easy. Motivates me to stop being intimidated by the difficulty of implementation, and concentrate on the power of the idea.
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by paramaggarwal 15y ago
Wow, thats really something. The problem that apps face: to gain visibility in the first week. This solves it. Would love to see an article on the backstory of how the idea struck you.
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Burning Desire - A painting that salutes the hacker spirit(paintingsilove.com)
1 points by paramaggarwal 15y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Do you use HN as an alternative to Disqus comments?
1 points by paramaggarwal 15y ago|0 comments
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by paramaggarwal 15y ago
Each language fills a void, a different way of doing something, just because it can be done. Because it is possible. And there are always uses for every way something can be done. Node.js is nothing different, it has its pros and cons. You
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by paramaggarwal 15y ago
This article is so beautiful. I spoke to my dad regarding this hub-hub on piracy vs. freedom. His thinking is very similar to the publishing industry that pirating something is simply illegal, and that's that. I lost out in the discussion,
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Noob's guide to reading form data in Node.js(scriptogr.am)
2 points by paramaggarwal 15y ago|0 comments
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Publish from a text file in your Dropbox - Pancake.io(pancake.io)
2 points by paramaggarwal 15y ago|0 comments
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The Future of Freemium on Consoles(pocketnext.com)
2 points by paramaggarwal 15y ago|0 comments
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Brilliant Web Apps for Dropbox(labnol.org)
2 points by paramaggarwal 15y ago|0 comments
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by paramaggarwal 15y ago
For example, a search for 'mongodb tutorial' on HNSearch should have given me more useful results than searching on Google. But it is not so, because the results aren't presented well. http://www.hnsearch.com/search#request/all&q=mongo
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by paramaggarwal 15y ago
Oh, yes of course, the default engine. But it is more of just an index. It just shows the link names, and it links to purely what was posted on Hacker News. What I am dreaming of is something like Google bot with the Hacker News links as th
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Ask HN: Building a search engine using the Hacker News archive
2 points by paramaggarwal 15y ago|4 comments
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Marco Arment open-sources his static-file blogging engine - Second Crack(github.com)
2 points by paramaggarwal 15y ago|0 comments
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The HUD on Mac OS X(paramaggarwal.com)
2 points by paramaggarwal 15y ago|0 comments
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by paramaggarwal 15y ago
People misunderstand the whole 'do what you love' philosophy. They think that you just go about doing whatever seems interesting. The truth is that you have to 'do'. If you like philosophy, then write a book, talk about it, give a theory. '
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Tangle: a JavaScript library for reactive documents(worrydream.com)
8 points by paramaggarwal 15y ago|0 comments

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