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Ask HN: What are the pathways for a H1B guy to start a company in US?
19 points by princevegeta89 6y ago|12 comments
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by princevegeta89 6y ago
Wow, this is epic scumbaggery. I still stick to Chrome because of all the syncing features it has across many of the devices I use, PC, Mobile, Mac and my own laptop. I remember at sometime in the past they hid URL query parameters by defau
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Ask HN: How do you manage a fulltime job+family+side project at the same time?
11 points by princevegeta89 6y ago|5 comments
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by princevegeta89 6y ago
Can't imagine writing code without Jetbrains IDEs. VSCode is great for lightweight editing. On the other hand, I have other tools like CopyEmPaste: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/copyem-paste-clipboard-mgr&#x2F
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by princevegeta89 6y ago
My 2c is that it's not only your customers that you need to keep happy, but also your own employees. Engineers look for projects that don't give them headaches while working on them, and those that help them learn the right things
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by princevegeta89 6y ago
Nopez, he's doing it all by himself. Really admirable.
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by princevegeta89 6y ago
Man, what a coincidence?!! I was just thinking of random things yesterday, and my beloved childhood game Transport Tycoon came into my mind for a bit. Then I immediately recalled Chris Sawyer and his genius, along with his less-known compa
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by princevegeta89 6y ago
If anything, I feel DDG should get a more serious name, and one that doesn't sound funny. Seriously, whenever I hear DuckDuckGo, I feel it sounds like some blog or some meme sharing site. This only hurts its brand value and make it see
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by princevegeta89 6y ago
I disagree that amp doesn't bother normal users. It is easily noticeable when you click on a search result and go to a page that says amp.google.com?blah=blahhhh and all that. When, as a normal user, you try to copy that link, you&#x27
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by princevegeta89 6y ago
This amp nonsense has long annoyed everyone and I'm puzzled why it's still around. It makes everything harder and confuses deeplinking, sharing, identifying sites and general navigation between pages.
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by princevegeta89 6y ago
She's not really working hard per se. Her net worth is a subject of frequent controversy, since much of her fame was inherited from the Kartrashian family.
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by princevegeta89 6y ago
Slack sucks ass from a UX perspective.
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by princevegeta89 6y ago
Wow, this is unbelievably blatant. How can they even use the advertise the restaurant without their consent on Google? These ads almost look like spam to me like those old internet generic ads. Most people wouldn't click those, and e
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by princevegeta89 7y ago
This is such an amazing game. I found the original Transport Tycoon when I was 12 years old, and man I was blown away as a kid. I used to spend loads of time on it exploring and growing cities, man I always used to get so attached and invol
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by princevegeta89 7y ago
It works just as well on Mac too, no markdown support though..
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by princevegeta89 7y ago
Have used OneNote in the past, but I guess there's no Linux client?
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Ask HN: What is a reliable Note-Taking app that syncs between Linux/Android/Mac?
9 points by princevegeta89 7y ago|9 comments
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by princevegeta89 7y ago
I hate how the new Android Auto update is so unintuitive. In the past, the "Ok Google" was one blind click away in my car (Acura). Now, it is the last option in the screen where you will have to first navigate and click. What a bu
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by princevegeta89 7y ago
Seemed like a good idea at first, but I can quickly think of many shortcomings: I wouldn't know wtf my password is. And in case a login to one of my sites fails, I wouldn't be able to manually copy paste the password and go step b
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by princevegeta89 7y ago
Used MATE a couple of times. I'd say it is the most beautiful and a generally well done lightweight DE. Takes me back to early Ubuntu days
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by princevegeta89 7y ago
This is the answer to nasty crawlers and trackers that are planted away by pretty much all sites like Google, Facebook, Amazon, Twitter etc. etc. The simplicity of these Containers really amazes me.
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by princevegeta89 7y ago
Spot on! I did some work on OTP and it seemed to be neat. I did learn Go just to compare how easy/fun it would be to work with. I liked Go but I came back to Elixir because of pattern matching, minimal configuration and readable semant
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by princevegeta89 7y ago
Elixir has always been a pleasure for me to work with. Maybe true with most FP languages as well. The main positive I see is that I can easily navigate through code (due to absence of complex objects/classes) and the standard library s
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by princevegeta89 7y ago
Can't imagine writing software without their life saving intuitive IDEs. The keyboard shortcuts and powerful navigation features along with the excellent integration they have pushes them out of the league. I automatically start to ha