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by shakkhar 9y ago
Great to see a novel approach to handle deep discussion trees. Reddit obviously benefits from this approach, HN not so much. HN discussion trees tend to be shallow, in my experience. It is also not clear to me how this UX translate to mobil
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by shakkhar 9y ago
Exactly. How about not losing scroll position when switching tabs? Better spam filtering? How come threaded view doesn't work for mails sent by Outlook? (I know we have Microsoft to blame for that, but a workaround should not be imposs
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Evidence Based Scheduling (2007)(joelonsoftware.com)
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NoSQL: Past, Present, Future (2012)(infoq.com)
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by shakkhar 9y ago
> At the end of my stay we agreed an extension of a few weeks but outside of Airbnb. You should not have done this. I know it is tempting because Airbnb fees are so high, but don't do it in the future. As for the question in your ti
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Startbootstrap-sb-admin-2: A free, open source, Bootstrap admin theme(github.com)
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Simple web interface to control wifi and hostapd on the Raspberry Pi(github.com)
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by shakkhar 9y ago
Yes but that is just the baseline. You want HEVC / VP9 for browsers which can play that, you want 5.1 audio for home theaters, you want adaptive streaming when the support is available, and so on. You don't want just the minimum f
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by shakkhar 9y ago
> Edit: And a related question: would Cloudflare Stream work without the JS player using a regular video-tag? Depends on the browser. This is the primary reason why people actually use a JS player that wraps around video tag. The other
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The Money Machine(moxie.org)
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The Experimental Generation of Interpersonal Closeness (1997)(journals.sagepub.com)
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by shakkhar 9y ago
Why is this flagged?
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by shakkhar 9y ago
> Users like me are definitely very profitable What is the LTV of a user like you? match.com charges ~$20 per year. How many years are you planning to use it (or any other dating website / app) for? You are missing a key point here
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by shakkhar 9y ago
> Completely privacy (nickname and pictures hidden), particularly from family. (Family shame) ... > Walis, or guardians in on the chat. (Family approval) ... > The thing is these dating apps are for 18+ year olds and that is when t
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by shakkhar 9y ago
This is actually correct. But where I come from, this is frowned upon. The real problem is not the religious doctrine, but the practical problem of resolving cultural conflicts between the families.
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by shakkhar 9y ago
This small tool has a great (and intuitive) approach to password management. Click "What is this?" and read the description. It is much better than saving your passwords locally in plain text or on someone else's server. (e.
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Pwman(folk.uio.no)
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SoK: Secure Messaging (2015) [pdf](computer.org)
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Lkml.wtf(lkml.wtf)
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by shakkhar 10y ago
I will touch on something that everyone else seems to be taking for granted - salary is a complicated concept. There are a few factors that you need to consider when comparing salaries from two different companies. The first thing I will lo
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Category theory for programmers (Lecture videos)(youtube.com)
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Xv6, a simple Unix-like teaching operating system(pdos.csail.mit.edu)
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Search Hacker News(hn.algolia.com)
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Game Programming Patterns(gameprogrammingpatterns.com)
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A dynamic programming solution to the n-queens problem (1992) [pdf](cs.cornell.edu)
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Arithmetic Coding and Statistical Modeling = Data Compression (1991)(marknelson.us)
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by shakkhar 10y ago
A bit late to the party, but I will chime in. - Every developer out there at some point in his / her life felt the same way as you do. Likely more than once. - There aren't many developer who can look at their own code written 5 y
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Interviews as no-code zones(blog.nikhaldimann.com)
1 points by shakkhar 10y ago|0 comments
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by shakkhar 10y ago
My startup hired entry-level people for account management. Biz dev involves a lot of high-touch activity which no company will be comfortable handing over to entry-level employees. But account management jobs can be a good path to biz dev
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Ask HN: How to prep for software dev interview in finance?
3 points by shakkhar 10y ago|0 comments

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