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How knowledge becomes a blocker when you design for end users
(productionjava.blogspot.com)
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Why is it difficult to understand code?
(productionjava.blogspot.com)
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What is so difficult in building a successful product
(productionjava.blogspot.com)
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thallukrish
12y ago
I wonder how you say 'no' to HN.
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thallukrish
12y ago
Sorry, Typo - read as 'I have not used Google Inbox'
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12y ago
I have used Google Inbox, but if I read the comments here, the overarching thing seem to be to make a zero inbox. Why cannot you do this with your existing email client? What are the features of Google Inbox that helps you do this? And why
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thallukrish
12y ago
It is a game of survival. You have to try several tricks to keep yourself afloat until you reach what you call as success. Being lean (in my case I am a single founder), fit physically and mentally (I did not do this so aggressively when I
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It is a very interesting talk. Though it might take a while for some one to connect the dots Joe has sprayed all over. Somewhat related to this, I have been annoyed by the way apps scatter information and have been working to find a way of
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Software product development and the building block analogy
(productionjava.blogspot.com)
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simplification helps only in the way you start looking at things later. But then when you communicate to another person, he still needs all the data to come to the same level of simplification you achieved. Being able to organize the way yo
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How SMBs can grow bigger?
(productionjava.blogspot.com)
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Coding can be punishing at times with a stress on angularJS
(productionjava.blogspot.com)
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It happens with everything you are deeply into. I feel you need to allow it to happen without worrying about it. You can do few things like Taking up a project that you personally like happening and putting an effort into it. If it is not w
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The Broken Web
(productionjava.blogspot.com)
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12y ago
I feel programming is only an act like painting. The point is when you are fully into something, it does not matter if you are sitting in the shade of a tree or otherwise. You begin to flow.. and outside disappears.
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12y ago
The difficult part of programming is programming. I mean just sit and dissolve yourself into the code and it engulfs you in a timeless world. I often feel the urge to be on the email or internet or HN kills this sort of dissolution and very
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If Anand had not done this whole thing artistically, there is no way it would have elicited interest. What if every one on the planet did this?. Then this whole thing becomes terribly boring and meaningless no matter how it looks. I am pret
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Why provisional patent?
(productionjava.blogspot.in)
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Conceptual architecture or technology stack?
(productionjava.blogspot.in)
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Patenting your idea when you are a startup
(thallukrish.tumblr.com)
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13y ago
I actually don't believe in a rigid system office like. In fact you are self employed because you don't want to be part of a process machine called the office. You figure out what is right for you. If you feel you are reading a lo
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Why I resist what I do
(mystartupdream.blogspot.com)
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Organizing data
(productionjava.blogspot.com)
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Application architecture thoughts
(productionjava.blogspot.in)
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End user experience - my experiments and thoughts
(startuptravails.blogspot.in)
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13y ago
The question is who is asking this and there may not be an answer and that (the state of realization) could be the truth.