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by sanmon3186 10y ago
Noob question. What are the implications of writing books on platforms that are commercial in nature? Say I want to write a book or apigee or IBM bluemix. Are there licensing restrictions on what I can cover and what not.
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by sanmon3186 10y ago
With most of industrial China on the eastern side, I wonder how beneficial will this trade route be, to China.
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by sanmon3186 10y ago
> There is talk going on about a possible Bank Run. Mind sharing any source? As per my layman knowledge, what's happening here is opposite. Bank have received $30B [1] so far in deposits in last few days. [1] http://www.fo
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by sanmon3186 10y ago
>The timing is suspicious though Well, there are elections every year [1] in India in some or the other key states. Not denying what you are saying but any timing would raise political eyebrows. IMO average citizens have no problem with
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by sanmon3186 10y ago
I am an easterner who spent a few years in USA. In the beginning, I sort of liked how people seemed in control of their emotions in situations which would make me visibly angry. No one displayed their anger/frustration to the extent
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by sanmon3186 10y ago
I wonder if there are any kind of restrictions on courses we cannot create/monetise on. Say a closed technology platform where platform owner reserve the rights.
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by sanmon3186 10y ago
> the replacability is usually much better due to being forced to define sharp boundaries with clear interfaces If by "sharp boundaries with clear interfaces", you mean API specification, how is it a microservice thing? I thoug
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by sanmon3186 10y ago
Not directly related but I would appreciate any thoughts on which angular version one should go with, for a new development (fairly large enterprise project) at this point of time. How hard would it be to upgrade to version 2.0 if we star
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by sanmon3186 11y ago
Thanks. It is thakur.com at gmail dot com
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by sanmon3186 11y ago
+ 1. email in profile.
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by sanmon3186 11y ago
>Why invest in infrastructure that will reduce profit? Well ratcheting premiums upward is not the only way to increase profit. Same premiums with reduced number of claims at adds to the profit too.
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by sanmon3186 11y ago
> The 787 numbers are for avionics and flight systems Agreed. 1/10th may seem an exaggeration but given the complexities that one would imagine in 787 in comparison to a car, this seems astonishing. I wonder how many automotive soft
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Ask HN: A 787 Dreamliner has less than 1/10th of the code of a modern car. Why?
10 points by sanmon3186 11y ago|4 comments
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by sanmon3186 11y ago
Legacy code buried in enterprises will always need supporting skills. With aging workforce that coded for mainframes, COBOL will pay more in near future IMO.
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by sanmon3186 11y ago
ELI5 anyone please.
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by sanmon3186 11y ago
To add further, IBM's biggest revenue source is not technology and software, but its IT/business services & consulting wing which is no different than most IT outsourcing companies in the world. Of course their products do inf
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by sanmon3186 11y ago
>> big services companies in India have a lot of incompetent senior programmers who simply hate any kind of opposition to their authority, and you simply have to blow them to survive. I am fortunate to have never worked at one of thes
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by sanmon3186 11y ago
Just curious to know how this could have been done better. Those who believe the design of 2008-09 Airbnb was not up to mark, mind explaining this to a guy with little UX design understanding.
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by sanmon3186 11y ago
Free access to Facebook wouldn't help 3rd world speak for itself. Poor are the products here and not free Facebook. Bill/Melinda Gates received one of the highest civilian award[1] in India this year, and people wholeheartedly sup
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by sanmon3186 11y ago
I am sure your opinion would change once you start using it. It's definitely not as messy as you describe it. On the contrary it takes less paper and is more sanitary IMO.
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by sanmon3186 11y ago
The count has some meaning for post disaster preparedness
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by sanmon3186 11y ago
I come from himalayan seismic zone and disaster preparedness is rarely in anyone's priority. There are multiple factors. Massive old construction, awareness around seismic construction, life priorities vis-a-vis poverty and probabilit
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by sanmon3186 11y ago
Indian edition for little older kids http://www.hindustantimes.com/newdelhi/even-class-6-students...
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by sanmon3186 12y ago
Isn't it nirvana (and not moksha) in Buddhism?
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by sanmon3186 12y ago
>enterprise dev is a tiny percentage of all devs outthere I don't have specifics to quote but enterprise dev is definitely not a "tiny" percentage
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by sanmon3186 12y ago
At 38, most of them were still younger than I am.
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by sanmon3186 12y ago
I am in the same boat as you. Though web development is not my primary job, this is how I learn it in my spare time. Would love to hear from others. a) Learn fundamentals and working of JS (right from event loop), How modern browsers works
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by sanmon3186 12y ago
Not sure what would have gone in deciding that they don't need anything between 5GB and unlimited.
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by sanmon3186 12y ago
Noob question. Does pricing of payment gateways include interchange fee for card based transactions? If not then that means online payment cost is 5-6% of the transaction value to the merchant (say for 2% interchange fee) which seems huge.
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The Authenticity Paradox(hbr.org)
2 points by sanmon3186 12y ago|0 comments

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