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> I've been fasting for an average of 6 days at a time, once-a-month. Can you explain your process more? Do you hold not eat for 18 or so hours for those 6 days?
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Any reviews about their leadership slack? Am always looking for good communities to join, but the signal to noise ratio is very very high in most.
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What are some good websites/apis built using government data? AFAIK, most countries have started publishing open datasets about things such as weather, transportation, politician backgrounds, even law! But I've yet to see some use
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Can you point out some good resources that you used to integrate Django with vue? I have a full stack Django website and have often thought about using some js library and speeding things up on the front end (and reduce bandwith usage) but
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I built https://www.indoclinic.com , an online doctor consultation service. The idea is pretty similar to Healthtap/Practo. We managed to sign up some doctors and got a few users to consult via the platform but ended up clos
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9y ago
Sounds interesting! Can you explain how your bot worked from a technical perspective? And/or what did you learn from the whole experience
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Any good resources to understand the economics/finance impact of cryptocurrency and the broader scale implications of blockchains? Usage in different fields etc.
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Couple of questions: - Assume paypal implements a smart contract system. Users have an option to keep their contracts public or encrypt them with their password/random secret key. Defining a contract is like specifying a template. Depl
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Do you simply store what you're doing or also the how? Some folks recommend keeping a record of your thought process while designing/working on things. Others keep records of bash commands/other factual info. What's your
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As an aside (and a noob question), how many requests can a single server handle? I know frameworks such as Node can do handle many more connections when compared to something like Django but what would be a reasonable ballpark? As a concret
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Biggest problem with food tech is (IMO) the low barrier to entry. You can offer food at 4$ rates but so will your competitors (eventually atleast). > These Centralized Kitchens Offer all Kinds of meals: Chinese, Japanese, Thai, American
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> If the salts are unique to the user wouldn't it be nearly impossible for the hacker to use the hashed pw on other sites Even if the salts aren't unique, can you explain how can they use the hashed password anywhere? If I give
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> becoming well-read suits me better than widely-read I believe this is true simply because most books of the same genre rehash the same set of ideas. Author reference each others works and reach the same conclusions as their predecessor
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IMO, its best to be a Generalizing Specialist (T-shaped individual[0]). How to become that is another matter altogether. I would also suggest reading Mastery by Robert Greene. Though the book is unnecessarily long, the points he raises are
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I think I understood the basic premise of georgism and land tax does make a lot of sense. However, what confuses me is that they justify land value tax by claiming that society is what gives value to the land. Eg: Making a subway increases
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+1 on this .. I have always wanted to read his letters but never found the time. Would love a curated set of ideas/articles to read
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As a side, what are some good ways to start understanding the bigger projects? Blogs and documentation are helpful but mostly don't talk about the underlying implementation details. Digging through the code line by line takes a long ti
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Nope they don't hire remote (or anybody not having US VISA). I reached their phone interview but due to this constraint couldn't go further.
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10y ago
I think the post was sarcastic
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How did you get started as a technical reviewer? I love reading technology books. It would be great to get early access and be able to talk to the writers directly.
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Has anybody seen the lectures? how does it compare to reading the book? Are the lectures sufficient?
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>Mr Vaishnav dispels the conventional wisdom that crooks win because they can get voters to focus on caste or some other sectarian allegiance, thus overlooking their criminality. If anything, the more serious the charge, the bigger the e
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A while back, I started using docuwiki as a personal knowledge base. Started adding things such as memorable quotes, ideas, understanding about concepts etc. Its easy to structure information using hyperlinks and each page contains bulleted
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I like the chrome debugging tools a lot. I do try to use firefox+DDG but everytime I am doing some dev work, I switch to chrome. Maybe someday I will try and understand the firefox development+debugging system and then, FF will become my pr
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Are you using the above languages for your day to day job? Or are you working on your own side projects? If the later, can you give some examples of the things you're building. I've tried learning them several times, but mostly st
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Just my two cents, hire somebody else to finish the product. Pay them less than what you earn in a month and pat yourself on the back. Spend your time on building the business (getting customers, building a brand name). That's hard eno
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Sorry for hijacking this. I have some free time available and am based out of India. If you have some immediate requirements, are happy to pay a decent rate and have interesting work, drop me a mail (in profile). Would be glad to talk.
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I was about to post exactly the same thing :) Six months ago, I quite my dev job to work on my own startup ideas. Finished the first product, spent a lot of timing polishing it and ended up getting exactly 0 customers. Then, we 'pivote
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Nothing to be Done (Redesign institutions by redefining society)
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> Thats how its marketed. But no, Vipassna is a form of meditation practice. I never realized that. Thank you! I've been looking for a good getting started guide to meditation. The book seems like a great resource. I will definitely
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