shrikrishna

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by shrikrishna 13y ago
Rejection here. Was prepared for this, but still, it stings. > We're trying to get better at this, but the hard limit on the number of interviews means it's practically certain that groups we rejected will go on to create succe
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by shrikrishna 13y ago
The thing is, the applicants would have read them too. I don't think most applicants would have the obvious red flags. Many that don't get in would be the corner case, ie, pushed down by those with a slight edge.
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by shrikrishna 13y ago
They haven't sent out the mail yet. You will get a mail (be sure to have your mail id in the profile with which you applied) even if you are rejected
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by shrikrishna 13y ago
Here's what I do 1. Develop locally, use Github/Bitbucket for version control 2. ssh into my vps and use git pull 3. Configure things like api secrets (ssh + vim) If there is a bug that needs to be fixed, go back to local, fix, pu
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by shrikrishna 13y ago
tl;dr Use your college life to build cool stuff, just because you can. You won't have that liberty once you come out > I might drop out next year. My guess is that you are serious about this. As a student myself, and having been thi
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by shrikrishna 13y ago
I agree with this. I wanted to add OT to one of my projects and checked it out. Couldn't get the head or tail of the code. So opted for ShareJS instead.
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by shrikrishna 13y ago
This is obviously an April 1st prank
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by shrikrishna 13y ago
Just keep your eyes and ears open. The set of all possible startup ideas is an infinite one, so no matter what your age/position/domain is, you can, at any point in your life find one or more ideas that can be turned into a startu
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by shrikrishna 13y ago
I used your product to write my resume, and could finish it without having to learn latex top-to-bottom. Really an amazing product guys. Wish you all the best and hope you achieve great success!
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by shrikrishna 13y ago
I completely associate with what you said about using Docker as an educational tool. I have my projects littered around, and half of them might not even run anymore. Might be good to build a tar and archive them somewhere.
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by shrikrishna 13y ago
Changed the theme to CleanPress. Hope it resolves the issue
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by shrikrishna 13y ago
not if there is a non-cacheable command like "apt-get update". And if the subsequent command is something like "apt-get nodejs", then potentially two builds can have two different versions
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by shrikrishna 13y ago
Docker has kinks in its armour as well. There are some pretty irritating issues like #643 and #1171. Anyway, the naming wasn't done with that intention. I agree that the context just isn't the same.
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by shrikrishna 13y ago
That looks really bad. I use Linux as well, but hadn't checked the rendering in Firefox. Have to change it. Pity, it looked good in Chrome
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by shrikrishna 13y ago
Dockerfiles are just "run anywhere", not "run any time". Maybe I should have made it clear. The creator still needs to maintain his Dockerfile. Maybe http://blog.docker.io/2013/11/introducing-tr
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by shrikrishna 13y ago
Irony is that I chose this theme purely for the typography.
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by shrikrishna 13y ago
Thanks! Fixing it
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by shrikrishna 13y ago
I am a node js developer as well. That's where I got the idea! :D
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by shrikrishna 13y ago
Oh! It seems I misunderstood your comment. My apologies. Yes, it makes sense to use one container for all the dependencies pertaining to an application. However, if you are running multiple applications on the same server, you can sandbox t
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by shrikrishna 13y ago
I have never used Puppet/Chef,so can't speak for them, but part of the reason why sandboxing in Docker isn't overkill is that it uses a layered file system that shares as much as can be shared; so, although the containers are
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Docker: The good parts(blog.shrikrishnaholla.in)
123 points by shrikrishna 13y ago|67 comments
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by shrikrishna 13y ago
Great post! Really loved it!
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by shrikrishna 13y ago
I've seen a lot of PG's interviews where he literally says "Don't worry about competition". Dropbox released at a time when Google Drive was looming in the horizon. Still they succeeded. It's the execution that
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by shrikrishna 13y ago
Thanks! That was really helpful!
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by shrikrishna 13y ago
Think about it as a very lightweight VM. You can do everything you can in a VM (which, in turn, can do everything you can in your regular system). Only thing is, it is a wrapper over lxc (Linux Containers) which means that you can only run
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by shrikrishna 13y ago
I have been using Docker for a couple of days now, and am really in love with it! Congratulations on the new direction and wish you all the luck in the world! I'd like to ask one question though - It seems that it's possible to li
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Contributing to Cassovary, an Open Source Library for a College project(hackingcassovary.wordpress.com)
1 points by shrikrishna 13y ago|0 comments
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by shrikrishna 13y ago
Awesome! Thanks for this!
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by shrikrishna 13y ago
Does 'trial account' mean that it's free only for a limited duration?
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Easing into Node.js - talk at JSFoo(funnel.hasgeek.com)
1 points by shrikrishna 13y ago|0 comments

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