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by suneilp 15y ago
What kind of math skills? What would a programmer need to learn in order to work on ML stuff?
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by suneilp 15y ago
This was a great article considering the issues I've been having with my fellow co-founders. It's become clear I'm not respected, and get that 'just a developer' treatment. Perhaps thats my fault for not being more outspoken and critical of
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by suneilp 15y ago
What are the disadvantages of 3rd party services? Are you really giving away secrets to 3rd party services? Also, whats the realistic percentage who disable javascript nowadays? Does AdBlock really block javascript? Does it really impact 3r
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by suneilp 15y ago
I'm with you on the communication issue. After all, no one is 100% introverted. That term has also become misunderstood and misused. Additionally, there tend to be other negative qualities associated with introverts. Just as there are negat
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by suneilp 15y ago
And therein is the problem. The lines have blurred and many people think WWW when they hear the word 'Internet'. Let's face it, the Web is the most visible aspect of the internet. Even email is used by many people through their web browsers
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by suneilp 15y ago
It seems like you're making the assumption that 'they' would choose nginx just because it's superior. There are many reasons for them not to go with nginx. The biggest one is probably that it's just different. Managing it is different. Conf
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by suneilp 15y ago
Alternative link for tomorrow: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=pot%20calling...
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by suneilp 15y ago
This is good advice. Even better advice would be to serve different content for regular users. This is easily done through User Agent sniffing. You can do it at the app level or web server such as Apache's Rewrite rules. Is this cloaking? I
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by suneilp 15y ago
I'm all for circumventing the government and stiffing big brother. Will that actually work? Whats to stop the evil America Empire from shutting it down or forcing compliance with the courts. Even if you put the root servers in other countri
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Alright, who was operating that backhoe this time
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by suneilp 15y ago
What do you do when your too tall for the whiteboard because some short stubby interviewer placed it lower than normal to accomodate his stubbiness.
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by suneilp 15y ago
We, and by that I mean the guy who is now CEO, used an online service to set everything up. I haven't signed anything yet.
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by suneilp 15y ago
California. non competes are only enforceable for equity shareholders in California. Which I will be as a co-founder. startuplawyer site is great, thanks for the reference!
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Ask HN: Where is the startup FAQ for programmer/founders
7 points by suneilp 15y ago|9 comments
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by suneilp 15y ago
It's always been a problem with subject matter experts dealing with the non-experts. A lot of people get agitated easily dealing with something outside of their scope of knowledge. Neither does it help that computers can be especially compl