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by priyadarshy 9y ago
I'm unable to OAuth in to a variety of Google Services e.g. Asana, FullStory. At work, our applications using Google Calendar V3 is seeing a ton of 503s in all environments (dev, staging and production).
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by priyadarshy 10y ago
there's a lot interesting possibilities for you can handle this. for our sync engine at sunsama we've tried a few different approaches. currently, we store the "parent" recurring event as one document. then we store exce
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by priyadarshy 10y ago
98% is some serious coverage of your calendar. Here's an example of someone else who does some serious documentation of their time via Sunsama currently. Thought you might find that interesting: https://workfutures.io/j
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Is Elon's Missions to Mars Morally Defensible(aeon.co)
2 points by priyadarshy 10y ago|0 comments
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Slack off and Get Users(medium.com)
2 points by priyadarshy 11y ago|0 comments
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Affordable, unique stock photography, for Screen Only(forscreenonly.co)
2 points by priyadarshy 12y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Sunsama, the social network where you share time(sunsama.com)
7 points by priyadarshy 12y ago|0 comments
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by priyadarshy 12y ago
We're working on a mobile version that will support Exchange on Android and iOS devices.
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by priyadarshy 12y ago
Yeah, basically let's them pick from a bunch of suggestions. Care to try it out? www.siftnet.com/alpha code: 8800
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by priyadarshy 12y ago
Try it out and let us know? We're in closed alpha but I can share an invite link. Of course with Siftnet you cut down on the back and forth but more importantly you've given the other person an opportunity to find a time with you
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by priyadarshy 12y ago
Yes. Actually, your Sift responds back in 3-5 seconds telling you what it thinks you meant and let's you simply confirm when it gets it right or edit any details it missed. Natural language processing is hard so our approach is to do t
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Siftnet. The World's Time Network(siftnet.com)
23 points by priyadarshy 12y ago|11 comments
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Show HN: jiffy the simplest way to get furniture delivered(usejiffy.com)
3 points by priyadarshy 12y ago|2 comments
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Knowledge Representation in Sanskrit and Artificial Intelligence(google.com)
3 points by priyadarshy 13y ago|1 comments
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by priyadarshy 13y ago
Does anyone know of any well-known applications that are using any of the various Haskell -> JS convertors? It's not useful information regarding the usefulness of this but I am curious.
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by priyadarshy 13y ago
Thanks for not just referencing XKCD comics and actually providing an answer. There seems to be a bias against regular expressions because they've developed a "dubious" standing amongst programmers. I've used Regex quite
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by priyadarshy 13y ago
I'm well aware of their dubious standing in the world of coding problems. I'm just wondering if there is a domain of problems where people are employed fulltime to solve the problems with Regular expressions.
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Ask HN: Are there any jobs where a primary task is writing reg exps?
7 points by priyadarshy 13y ago|9 comments
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The NASA Studies on Napping(priceonomics.com)
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by priyadarshy 13y ago
OP, I don't mean this to be negative or mean but I'll say it because I'd want someone to say it to me. You need to look inside yourself and decide what is right for you and your circumstance. Certainly you cannot expect PG to
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by priyadarshy 13y ago
I would not want an employer to use this to evaluate me because it is called my "github resume" and somehow implies that it is my summary of my experiences, abilities, skills and potential. You don't need to be an active gith
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by priyadarshy 13y ago
And it has a name: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Online_disinhibition_effect
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by priyadarshy 13y ago
great tutorial. I was able to get through all of it this evening. it was fun having a data set to play around with the whole time. everything was well explained and it was easy to read. and looks like working for the city of chicago is the
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by priyadarshy 13y ago
Yup, I didn't mean to open a negativity fest. It's a double edged sword with the shallow examples (e.g. calculating BMI). LYAH does a very good job of explaining every single detail in those lines of code, I've never left an
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by priyadarshy 13y ago
Spent a lot of time this week working through the Learn you a Haskell tutorial. Definitely getting bored of adding numbers, each exercise and example is so trivial that it's hard to get curious and go down a rabbit hole that teaches yo
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by priyadarshy 13y ago
I always wonder how its feasible for people in service industry roles to work in the bay area. (Something I think about a lot when I go to work at a cafe). That being said, it would be interesting to see a graphic of commute time and wage&#
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by priyadarshy 13y ago
I'm curious to know how many applications come in via a direct tweet from Elon Musk. Once someone gets a job working on Autonomous driving with Elon, I'd love to hear about it
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by priyadarshy 13y ago
It's hard to say this would be a serious alternative from a first glance. Matlab has a rich history and an enormous breadth and depth of support just doesn't have. This Go code hasn't broken into filter design, visualization
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University of Virginia website hacking play-by-play(pastebin.com)
2 points by priyadarshy 13y ago|1 comments
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by priyadarshy 13y ago
its flat design, or should I say no design. prettier than hn

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