roansh

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   by roansh 5y ago

   It would be interesting to see: 1. How the online ones are doing financially. 2. Which sectors are doing well - what are the trending tools. Skimmed through PH APIs, don't think this is possible. Courtland's Indie Hackers (they ha
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   by roansh 7y ago

   Interesting: Regardless of the value of `Day Average` the graph remains (almost) same
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   by roansh 7y ago

   This needs to be at top. Lots of commenters seem to have misunderstood the title just as this comment suggests.
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   by roansh 7y ago

   Though it may not be an "achievement" (something above average), I would not go as far as to say "you have failed as a person". Here is another perspective: Having children and providing for them is actually a huge contr
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   by roansh 8y ago

   To generalise your question: Why do we need any differences in anything. Why we need multiple languages, cultures, races, etc. (Off course, this isn't something we could alter overnight, or if we should even contemplate altering, but
6. 36.▲
   by roansh 8y ago

   I guess it's about the freedom to have either one at the time your prefer. Quite environment doesn't exist at open offices. :)
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   by roansh 9y ago

   [Unrelated] I was not aware of this being open source. A quick look-through led to this sample search -- "Movies with Keira Knightley". However, "Keira Knightley movies" fails to give the same instant answer. Any permuta
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   Why filter, map, or reduce(rohitshinde.in)

   1 points by roansh 9y ago|0 comments
9. 39.▲
   by roansh 9y ago

   "i wish" gets more interesting results :)
10. 40.▲
    by roansh 9y ago

    +1 for feature request
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    by roansh 10y ago

    We need more projects like these. Whether this project solves the question of a truly distributed Internet* is out of question. What we need is a movement, a big cognitive investment towards solving the Big Brother problem. *I am referring
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    by roansh 10y ago

    Same for me as well, around 2012 :)
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    Google: Technical Development Guide(google.com)

    4 points by roansh 10y ago|0 comments
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    by roansh 10y ago

    I do not believe that one can achieve supernatural powers with meditation either (for I have not seen someone with those). Assuming they have such superpowers, they also need the desire to run the world. Hence, this way of concluding that t
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    Show HN: HTTP linter as a Chrome devtool(github.com)

    3 points by roansh 10y ago|0 comments
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    by roansh 10y ago

    Does anyone know a similar site for Emacs users?
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    by roansh 10y ago

    As far as I understand - according to the article, loneliness in itself is not a bad thing for the health but what it brings with itself - the possibility of depression, possible risk of suicide, inactivity hence possibility of obesity and
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    by roansh 10y ago

    There is! In extension's manifest.json you can mention for which URLs your extension needs permission. This extension is asking for " http://*/*" , " https://*/*" . Which is all of them
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    by roansh 10y ago

    Why does it need permission to Read and Change the data on _all_ of the websites that a user visits? There are so many cool extensions but most of them need access to every single domain - even if its functionality doesn't need it. Whi
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    by roansh 10y ago

    There is a HARC in Amy Tintera's novel Reboot with similar goals. I wonder if they named it HARC because of the novel, or if it's a coincidence.
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    by roansh 10y ago

    I agree with the most part of it, some of it doesn't seem quite right. For instance, where author mentions he is a front-end developer and doesn't need to deal with algorithms, and data structures -- it only gives a (false?) sense
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    by roansh 11y ago

    >>But 50% of the rest of India doesn't pay for internet and it thinks there is no need to because that is ALL the internet has to offer. >I think you underestimate people's intelligence. More so, if they only want to use
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    by roansh 12y ago

    Wikipedia. ( https://vimeo.com/7307422 )
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    by roansh 12y ago

    Thanks for writing! I actually read that article that day, and it was really on time. It's a good motivation, but it doesn't talk about how one should learn Math. I find the commends below very informative and I've conclude
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    by roansh 12y ago

    Thanks! I'll look into it! :)
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    by roansh 12y ago

    Thanks for the suggestion, will check that book.
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    by roansh 12y ago

    I am yet to tackle Calculus, so nothing comes to mind. But I am agree with you that, relating all of math concepts to real life won't be necessary as long as I truly understand it.
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    by roansh 12y ago

    Exactly! Thanks for the resources! And I do try to think about applications. And wow, what an amazing example of speed = distance/time! It really clears out what a slope is!
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    by roansh 12y ago

    Awesome! Really liked the way you proved (-1) (-1)=1. What I am doing is trying to relate every single new thing I am learning with real life examples, only to make sure that I have learned* that thing. Most of the times I fail at that. Bu
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    by roansh 12y ago

    Thanks for writing. I like your approach. I actually have started from the very top level. Let me explain further as why I asked this question in the first place with examples. Two days ago I (re)learned that (-1) x (-1) = (1). I read many