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rmanocha
17y ago
As someone who's been trying to lose weight for a while, I have to say that trying to control your diet without working out is hard. Ever since I started working out and playing squash (for the last 2 months) I have significantly reduced my
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17y ago
The ID in and of itself is not a bad thing. However, there needs to be a full and thorough discussion of the issues such as privacy, duplication, theft etc. From what I can see, this scheme seems similar to SSN's in the US, and using them a
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17y ago
This looks like it's good news for startups in India. Can anyone comment on how this is similar/dissimilar to a LLC in the US?
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It *could* just be coincidence
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18y ago
I use AWS mostly for static content hosting (S3 + CloudFront). I plan to shift over to EC2 when I have enough users to warrant the expenses (Currently on a 256MB slice - $20/month).
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18y ago
Yes - the search right now is a simple database search. Fixing it is high on my todo list - I've been debating between implementing something on my own or just farming it out to google custom search. Which is more recommended (given that I
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18y ago
Thanks for the tips. The one about indicating this is for India seems to be something I should really do. Going through the server logs, it looks like lots of people are searching for states/cities in North America. One more question I woul
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I've launched with approximately 20% of the data I'm collecting so far. I was not yet fully comfortable with the stability of those scraping scripts and so wanted to give myself some more time. Any feedback on the data and/or presentation i
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Ask HN: Feedback on my web app: govcheck.net
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Dangerous coding errors revealed
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18y ago
For me, the biggest win about DVCS are offline commits. I (unfortunately) live in a country where powercuts aren't uncommon. Also, broadband here is expensive, and slow (I've only got a 384 kbps connection) so not having to hit a central se
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Bomb Blasts Hit Bangalore, Impact to Be Felt in Silicon Valley - GigaOM
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Most of my work is in Python as of now - I use MacVim [1] along with a bunch of plugins (see [2]). I was using Eclipse with PyDev for the longest time, but I just got tired of the bloated memory usage, especially when I wasn't using many of
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If I had the time, I would pick up C. I've spent a number of years working with higher level languages like Java and Python, and while they're good and fun and all that, I feel knowing a low level language like C is important to be an effec
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Do you/somebody-else know the process by which somebody from outside the US can continue to work in the US?? Is there a specific Visa we would need to apply for. I always thought it was easy for founders to continue working in the US - it w
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Looks great. I have wanted to do something similar (not for HN...) for a while now, but never really got around to learning curses etc. Can you write a post here or on your blog explaining the steps involved or maybe give a link to the curs