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by tathagatadg 7y ago
What about coaches? I wonder what state of art softwares look like these days now that iot is so common place. I remember Bob Woolmer, so ahead of his time - had an idea that the batsman would have a mini display so that they can rewatch th
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by tathagatadg 7y ago
tell us more about it ...
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by tathagatadg 7y ago
I owe a lot to the python language and the community. One thing specifically stands out with Guido is humility. Smart, successful and kind ... empathy for others - from the language design to focus on readability, to helping new comers - wh
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by tathagatadg 7y ago
Very cool! love the simplicity ... A UI based tool that I have found very useful https://maps.sygic.com/
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by tathagatadg 7y ago
thanks - was trying to figure out how to get it to the bottom! IMHO, it should be default bottom!
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by tathagatadg 7y ago
Neat! I have a dream - just like we have issue templates, have organization wide email templates for internal communications. If every email sent in an organization, adhere to 3 to four email templates - that would take away so much of the
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by tathagatadg 7y ago
Show: * give an architecture walk thru * give a directory walk-thru * show the hot modules. something like git log --pretty=format: --name-only | sort | uniq -c | sort -rg | head -10 * if can generate a dag of module dependency, that
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by tathagatadg 7y ago
I don't know if they are ok with you taking the liberty to make some changes to google docs. There is an add on called Code Blocks that you can install on google docs for free. Huge language support - but don't expect it to be a f
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by tathagatadg 7y ago
I have a playlist of Bryan's talks - he is from a different planet!
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by tathagatadg 7y ago
That is just great to hear. "A two-front solution could be really great. We need developers to write their best resumes, and we need employers to write their best job descriptions. Having them 'speak the same language' on con
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by tathagatadg 7y ago
What I find funny is how little time and effort is put in writing the job description. The interview process is mostly very generic and the questions hardly in alignment to the role. As a profession we try hard to be correct about creating
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by tathagatadg 7y ago
Can trees be uniquely identified? If yes, use tree-fingerprint and incentivize increasing age of unique trees. In return you get carbon offset credits that you can sell to make money. Like crypto, but greener. EDIT: grammar
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by tathagatadg 8y ago
I can completely relate to you and and I have ended up with step 3. I initially started with a slack for myself - but the free version is very limited for serious notetaking. After some research I settled with Zulip and hosted it on digital
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by tathagatadg 9y ago
I saw this on reddit a few days back, and showed to family members who are less technically inclined and hopelessly addicted to facebook. It seemed to hardly bother them, as they continue to use it the way they have been - shaping their lif
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by tathagatadg 9y ago
I did a very similar thing to check if my H1B was approved. My use case was simpler - I regexp matched a keyword on the webpage and converted the script to an alexa skill deployed locally. Unfortunately, i wasn't home for the week whe
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Ask HN: Standardized format for longer email (async messages) for humans
1 points by tathagatadg 9y ago|0 comments
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by tathagatadg 11y ago
I have a off topic question. How have you reused your old phone? I've seen some typical lists on the web - but nothing impressive given how powerful these small computers are.
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by tathagatadg 11y ago
As people have mentioned already, its definitely about forming habits. 2 things that are helpful in doing that are lists and alarms. My understanding is that we forget things because our attention, at that moment is focused on something els
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by tathagatadg 11y ago
How about volunteering? It is one way to make others happy, and is deeply rewarding. Meeting new people and being a part of the community is essential to sustain happiness. If you have a dark past, it can be difficult to open up to new peop
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by tathagatadg 11y ago
This is a really great effort. It feels like a nice addendum to Sam Altman's class ( http://startupclass.samaltman.com/ ) - take that knowledge and use it to come up with what would you have done differently.
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by tathagatadg 11y ago
nostalgia ... It amazes me to think that back then how we all collectively agreed that those spinning, scrolling, blinking geocities type designs were cool - and tried to imitate them. Now a decade later, collectively laugh at them. This
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Ask HN: How do I test that I'm improving as a software developer?
76 points by tathagatadg 12y ago|52 comments
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How to give a Pythonic Talk(youtube.com)
2 points by tathagatadg 12y ago|1 comments
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by tathagatadg 12y ago
"Ask HN: Idea Sunday/{{Idea}}" : "Show HN:/{{Idea}}" mapper.
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Clustering OReilly Python books repertoire(tanyaschlusser.github.io)
2 points by tathagatadg 12y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How do you organize and manage your reading material?
2 points by tathagatadg 12y ago|1 comments
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by tathagatadg 12y ago
I'm still mesmerized - the technology behind the site and the the beauty of nature. I will never make it there in my life - but being able to appreciate it almost in first person, makes me so happy. The sound of the wind adds another d
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by tathagatadg 13y ago
And can you add keyboard navigation too?That'd be supper addictive
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Ask HN: How do you decide whats the best use of your time?
1 points by tathagatadg 13y ago|2 comments
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Algorithm Visualizations In browser with Python, d3.js(pyalgoviz.appspot.com)
1 points by tathagatadg 13y ago|0 comments

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