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sriram_iyengar
10y ago
Excellent practical comments. Have not attempted the compiler piece yet. Will try Also, taking pet projects and tech to completion has helped me learn tech deeper. Plus doing office-Wide sessions in sharing them.
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Indian Homestay Startup Founder Arrested for Wrong Reasons
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10y ago
Inspiring ISRO. Anytime.
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10y ago
one word - sad !
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10y ago
I'm surprised developers still do this in an era of 'frequent commits'
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Ask HN: How many threads on an average do you read (in full) on HN daily?
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10y ago
avg time spent 8-9hrs (weekly avg below) - coding 5hrs - emails 1hr - discussions, huddles, meetings 1hr - lunch, coffee , walking around 1hr - reading, browsing, hacker news 1hr
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Ask HN: How many devs open Terminal vs. Browser when you start your comp?
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10y ago
Good start and my best wishes. We follow these on stash using fork & pull request model, for a large project with 10 teams, each around 6-8 devs. - everyone has a fork - no one commits outside their fork - each module has 3-4 reviewers
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Ask HN: How many of you use Facebook Messenger Bots on a frequent basis?
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Ember is an excellent choice. We use it in a real large scale project and really love the 'addon' way of managing modules. Its simple and comes straight out of the box. Our teams follow BEM for css and maintain 1:1 for a component
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10y ago
i write ember code and for me it still lives a lot, though MVVM
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10y ago
hand-made board games
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10y ago
interesting - but why would i use jsonlogic instead of javascript ?
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Ask HN: What js framework is everyone using? React/Angular/Ember/Other?
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10y ago
as an Indian techie, have always looked up to ISRO from my younger days.
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Facebook Messenger now allows payments in its chat bots
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11y ago
have seen people raising big uffs-oohs-aahs because of stackoverflow-driven-development :) developer mozilla helps https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe... unit tests help !
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11y ago
I'm definitely not writing about wtf
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11y ago
all i see is - less population - no traffic - clear air and very less pollution - farm and live easy - walk and cycle and stay fit - great childhood of enjoying countryside Overall, they are 117th in life expectancy with 65years+. My great
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Ask HN: What do these commit logs tell about the team? #git
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11y ago
Not really fishing. Just trying to get multiple perspectives on whether commit logs, without names, would make sense, to start with.
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Ask HN: What do these commit logs tell about the team?
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I actually love such code, as long as the vars or funcs are named capitalizeWords. This type of code is the difference between long term investment/cure vs short term gain/steroid. I cannot imagine a boiler plate 'for loop&#x
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not happy about the registration part !
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Nice article. https://codewords.recurse.com/issues/three/unpacking-git-pac... is another article that i found very useful to understand packing and unpacking. (I found this when I was building a standalone html vi
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Sam Altman Q&A (31 Jan 2016) scribe
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#asksama Sam Altman Twitter Q&A Scribe
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This summary is useful for me as I'm planning to get my personal license soon.
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11y ago
wonderful ! motivating to start off
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