viraj_shah

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by viraj_shah 14y ago
We could work something out and probably ship it to you internationally if you want to print something.
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by viraj_shah 14y ago
I had a chance to work with Carl Haber while at Berkeley. He is brilliant and recovering these recordings is not as trivial as one might think. Kudos to him and team for this achievement.
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by viraj_shah 14y ago
Thanks for the links!
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Ask HN: How to get contract jobs in the beginning?
15 points by viraj_shah 14y ago|9 comments
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by viraj_shah 14y ago
Thank you for this. This will be so helpful for my and many other startups. Interesting to note that Kickstarter has an Amazon FlexPay gem on their github.
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by viraj_shah 14y ago
I'm anxiously waiting for the remaining parts. :)
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by viraj_shah 14y ago
Yeah, I don't remember where I saw it but Elon Musk had mentioned that the main goal was to go from the Roadster to something affordable at a price range of $20k to $30k. Increase production and decrease price with each production run.
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by viraj_shah 14y ago
Thank you.
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by viraj_shah 14y ago
Thanks for putting up the email subscriptions
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by viraj_shah 14y ago
I think you like a few others represent a small segment. Of the consumers willing to use Red Hat, those who would pay is even less. Enterprise is a much bigger piece of the already small pie.
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by viraj_shah 14y ago
Great board. Great price. Heard about this through the Homebrew Robotics Club.
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by viraj_shah 14y ago
Great article. Thanks for taking the time to write it up. How about an email list to sign up for notifications of new lessons? Thanks again!
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by viraj_shah 14y ago
Ah nice! Missed that. Cool.
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by viraj_shah 14y ago
Seems like this is a combination of filters, labels, and vacation responders to "pause" messages. Nice hack but may be good to disclose that all your mail correspondences will receive an automated message about Inbox Pause. Personally I don
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by viraj_shah 14y ago
I love things like this. Things that truly encourage people to just build even if it is very basic. It is such a good learning tool!
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by viraj_shah 14y ago
I think today it is quite understated the value of giving back to the programming community. It is so easy for people to consume and take the information online but it is just as important that people contribute as much as they can back to
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by viraj_shah 14y ago
I like this fat free guide to encrypting my files.
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by viraj_shah 14y ago
The interface looks significantly better, at least from the last time I messed around with it (which was a while ago).
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by viraj_shah 14y ago
I think this a tough thing to find. "Compact" is dependent really on what you want as news. You are bound to miss somethings as all of the worlds news is too much for any one person to read. That being said Google News isn't bad. http://ne
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by viraj_shah 14y ago
They are moving in the right direction. Responsive and minimalistic. I like it. I'm glad they removed that banner picture from the top.
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by viraj_shah 14y ago
I love these little notes that they (FB Engineering) have been posting. It gives some nice insight into how at least larger companies develop the products (both technical and non-technical) including what they take into consideration.
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by viraj_shah 14y ago
@alexbw Thanks for the info, great work!
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by viraj_shah 14y ago
This was incredibly kind of you to post up. It is great to see it public domain as many can learn from it. The Cython code looks scary though - 18k lines! May I ask how long you spent on this?
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Udacity to Offer 4 New Courses(blog.udacity.com)
2 points by viraj_shah 14y ago|0 comments
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by viraj_shah 14y ago
Oh, this is fantastic. Thank you!