rdudekul

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The Future of ExpressJS and Alternatives (2014)(scotch.io)
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Serverless on AWS: A game changer(read.acloud.guru)
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FBI Cannot Make Apple Rewrite Its OS(backchannel.com)
94 points by rdudekul 11y ago|53 comments
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Visual Studio Code Snippets for React.js(github.com)
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by rdudekul 11y ago
"Failure events must end up making our system stronger. Meaning when an idea fails it needs to make the overall system better." "As soon as you get an idea you try to defeat it. You’ll be able to generate more ideas because y
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by rdudekul 11y ago
I disagree with the statement that it was pure luck that they got so many upvotes/stars based on timing. Many other posts of startups got more upvotes and failed. Segment is providing a very useful service of translating and routing an
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Visual Studio Code for Go(github.com)
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What Is React? – React and Redux and Webpack(youtube.com)
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by rdudekul 11y ago
I was trying to look for patterns in these projects. Looks like most of them were outsourced and most of them were US/UK Government projects. It would be interesting to see patterns in very successful US/UK Government projects. My
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The Node.js Foundation to Incubate Express.js(thenextweb.com)
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by rdudekul 11y ago
The 2 minute primer and motivation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rskUgwq5N2A Yes, it does remind me of Bret Victor's work. Seamlessly moving between coding and manual modes is really cool. I think it requires learni
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by rdudekul 11y ago
That statistic may not be accurate, as more and more women have been entering workforce for the past 2 decades in India. However most such jobs, such as working as a maid or cook at some one else's house, may not be documented and henc
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by rdudekul 11y ago
A well thought out article on Indian startups. India has a large number of ambitious, intelligent and hard working wanna-be entrepreneurs. However at some levels cloning is preferred over creativity and fundamental thinking. So you will see
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by rdudekul 11y ago
It was JavaScript Design Patterns. Its not that the courses are difficult. Its just that they take time and good amount of effort to complete
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by rdudekul 11y ago
For $299/month, Udacity does a lot of work. I took a couple of their courses (could not complete) and those courses take substantial effort to complete. If someone is motivated enough to go through their (in my view) rigorous program,
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by rdudekul 11y ago
Are people’s general orientations to prioritize time over money are associated with greater happiness? Would you choose a higher paying career that demands longer hours versus making less money and having more free time? From the downloaded
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by rdudekul 11y ago
May be the link to this page needs to change... Its high time Netflix be open to India, as there is dire need for such a service there. Recently I was in India for a few months and I missed Netflix there a lot.
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Deadly Sins of Microservices(infoq.com)
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The BOOTSTART Manifesto(medium.com)
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by rdudekul 11y ago
Here is his TED talk: https://www.ted.com/talks/manu_prakash_a_50_cent_microscope_...
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Chrome DevTools: Device Mode V2 (Sneak Peek)(youtube.com)
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by rdudekul 11y ago
I love Ruby, Python and JavaScript. I believe I am more productive with dynamic languages than say static languages like C# or Java. The abstractions in dynamic languages (at least for me) allow me to write less code with less confusion and
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Before they were famous(medium.com)
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Jason Fried: Give it five minutes(medium.com)
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Artificial Neural Networks for Beginners(blogs.mathworks.com)
255 points by rdudekul 11y ago|48 comments
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Running highly effective experiments(leanstack.com)
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JSON Graph: Reactive REST at Netflix(youtube.com)
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Falcor: A JavaScript library for efficient data fetching(netflix.github.io)
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Deep learning neural networks Google deep dream(thenewstack.io)
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Core concepts of Angular 2(victorsavkin.com)
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