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by shrikrishna 11y ago
There have been some attempts at this - assembly.com and one other company that I don't remember the name of. Has not worked out yet, as the contributors usually lose focus after a while
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by shrikrishna 11y ago
Let me go one step further: why not research terraforming Earth, to figure out how to undo the damage we're doing to the climate?
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by shrikrishna 11y ago
Shippr | https://www.shippr.in | Bengalooru, India | Full Time | ONSITE At Shippr, we are working on the future of logistics. We provide ways for businesses and consumers to fulfill their needs, be it house shifting or cargo mov
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by shrikrishna 11y ago
Little background about the author: Nandan Nilekani is the ex chairman of Infosys, the first "big" company to start in India, and UIDAI is Indian equivalent of social security number, which was his brainchild
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Direct Benefit Transfer for internet data packs instead of Free Basics(blogs.timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
3 points by shrikrishna 11y ago|1 comments
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Issue on the NN vs. Free Basics debate is how telcos charge consumers for data(business-standard.com)
1 points by shrikrishna 11y ago|0 comments
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by shrikrishna 11y ago
Get one thing straight. Free Basics is not about "bringing up" the poor. And among the "well off" are those who were poor once and have used knowledge from the internet to be wise enough to realize what is going on. Free
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by shrikrishna 11y ago
This is not about the poor (although Facebook would have you believe so). It is about who controls data. I am saying this as someone who has lived in a village before. If a walled garden is given free entry, people will never get out of it,
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by shrikrishna 11y ago
In a parodical reality with mistaken pressings of the "two buttons to reply" feature > Obama: Hey Hillary, what do you think, should we bomb <X>? > Hillary: Sure! Count me in! > Hillary: Hey! Don't consider tha
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NASA tests “Flying Saucer”-like spacecraft [Live stream](time.com)
1 points by shrikrishna 11y ago|0 comments
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LightSail(sail.planetary.org)
3 points by shrikrishna 11y ago|0 comments
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by shrikrishna 12y ago
That comment made me smile. We are so caught up in short term happiness, and excitement, that it's easy to forget what all this is about. Thank you for that last sentence :)
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by shrikrishna 12y ago
Tl;dr This landmark judgement holds void Section 66A of India's Information Technology Act that made material on social networking sites that were "offensive, caused annoyance, inconvenience, danger, obstruction, insult, injury, c
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by shrikrishna 12y ago
Hey, would help if you provide a link to your about page or describe how you're planning to reduce costs
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by shrikrishna 12y ago
Simple. They don't work in India.
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by shrikrishna 12y ago
Put it on Assembly ( https://assembly.com ). A great place where your project will continue to be developed by other interested contributors, and you will keep getting a share of the revenue generated
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by shrikrishna 12y ago
Starts-With-A-Bang is a must-follow blog collection for anyone mildly interested in Physics. They're all frequent, up to date, and most importantly, accurate.
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by shrikrishna 12y ago
That is true. This is more of a book about Docker than about orchestration. The naming is unfortunate, and something that I did not have control on.
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by shrikrishna 12y ago
Thanks for that tip! Will do.
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Show HN: My first book: Orchestrating Docker(amazon.com)
32 points by shrikrishna 12y ago|7 comments
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Indian Govt order bans 32 sites including Archive.org, GitHub, Pastebin, Vimeo(twitter.com)
23 points by shrikrishna 12y ago|2 comments
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by shrikrishna 12y ago
The first thing that popped into my mind when I read this is http://xkcd.com/927/
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by shrikrishna 12y ago
Incompatibility is not due to device. Seems like it doesn't support Lollipop, and is geographically limited as well
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by shrikrishna 12y ago
I can't help but think about http://xkcd.com/774/ when I read this comment
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FreshDesk raises $31M in Series D funding(techcrunch.com)
3 points by shrikrishna 12y ago|0 comments
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by shrikrishna 12y ago
I can't speak for others, but for me, this is how 20148 changed my world I realized, when I played 2048, that I could have built it too. This was enlightening because I realized we were confined by the limitations we place on ourselves
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by shrikrishna 12y ago
Thank you for this. I'm a hobby writer as well, and this seems very helpful. Kudos!
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by shrikrishna 12y ago
Bangalore, Remote | Local, Full Time Node.js, Python, Docker, little bit of everything else Resume: https://www.dropbox.com/s/q2xtdfg0yb9jo4a/ShrikrishnaHolla_l... Github: http://github.com/shrikri
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by shrikrishna 12y ago
I completely agree with you on this. The level of customization that can be done with KDE is unparalleled. Every bit of it is hackable
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by shrikrishna 12y ago
> It can almost sound simple but that's really really hard. It really _is_ hard. No way is it easy > I say that as someone who has spent the last couple years talking with my friends about whether they would be interested in bein

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