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Google Chrome is working on a video streaming hub named Kaleidoscope(9to5google.com)
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by vishnu_ks 6y ago
Hello Vishnu, I see that you are from Kerala! We have a very active online maker community in Kerala which regularly launches products in HN, PH. Some of them has been accepted to YC as well. I think you should defintely join it! You can DM
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by vishnu_ks 6y ago
> The running water helps the panels to remain cool, which increases their efficiency by at least 2.5-5% Pretty neat side effect.
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by vishnu_ks 6y ago
Thank you. I wanted to mainly use Python for the backend, since that's the language I am most comfortable in. And Django was good enough for 90% of the use case. For the frontend stuff like Newsfeed, Comments, Upvotes etc which involve
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by vishnu_ks 6y ago
> Hey, I blog in German for many years now and have my blog in a different open source planet. If you want some input about that language, shoot me a mail (it's in my HN profile). Thanks! Will reach out to you once I start on this.
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by vishnu_ks 6y ago
Thank you!
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by vishnu_ks 6y ago
Thank you!. At the moment diff.blog only parses English blogs from the feed. So If your blog has mixed content you can still submit the blog. I have plan for supporting other langauges as well in future. Creating subdomains like de.diff.blo
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by vishnu_ks 6y ago
Thanks! Yeah. Blog planets are awesome. They defintely played a big role in me coming up with diff.blog. https://rubyland.news/ in particular, which I came across while I was trying to learn Rails. Though diff.blog is built
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by vishnu_ks 6y ago
Folks looking for a Medium alternative, please checkout https://diff.blog . It's an aggregator of developer and engineering blogs I built an year back. It has been growing steadily since. The reason why I built this was to s
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by vishnu_ks 6y ago
What is difference between a front-end library and a front-end framework?
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by vishnu_ks 6y ago
They probably asked GPT-3 to do the screening.
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Choosing a successor for your GitHub repositories(help.github.com)
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Python 2.7.18, the last release of Python 2(pythoninsider.blogspot.com)
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by vishnu_ks 7y ago
> Looking for awesome new places to read things written by actual human beings. I built an aggregator of developer and engineering blogs a while back. If you are interested checkout https://diff.blog . Developers, if you are b
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Building A Covid-19 Tracker using Google Sheets in Less than 15 mins(blog.vishnuks.com)
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Indian Education Startup Unacademy Raises $110M from Sequoia, Facebook(techcrunch.com)
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by vishnu_ks 7y ago
Link for those interested :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=783ccP__No8
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by vishnu_ks 7y ago
Since Zulip was mentioned, I like to point folks who are interested more to the Architecture overview docs of Zulip. The docs has details on how Zulip make use of Django, PostgreSQL, Redis, Tornado, RabbitMQ etc for building a scalable cha
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by vishnu_ks 7y ago
Okay. Thank you for the confirmation.
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by vishnu_ks 7y ago
Can you listen to the podcast from 12th minute for a few minutes so that we all are in same page? Its highly possible I oversimplified and missed some key elements since I listened to this episode a while back.
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by vishnu_ks 7y ago
I am not taking about Parole or Probation. Time sentenced in certain jails or prisons would be counted as 2x or 3x more the time served. So cases are often delayed by the lawyers so that felons stay in these jails longer and can come out ea
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by vishnu_ks 7y ago
I am not taking about Parole or Probation. Time sentenced in certain jails or prisons would be counted as 2x or 3x more the time served. So cases are often delayed by the lawyers so that felons stay in these jails longer and can come out ea
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by vishnu_ks 7y ago
I recently listened to a podcast in which James Beshar interviews an anonymous San Francisco police officer who has been in the service for a long time. The police officer said that there are a lot of loopholes(not talking about paroles, pr
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by vishnu_ks 7y ago
This talk has a lot of details on the early version. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PE4gwstWhmc
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by vishnu_ks 7y ago
We (Zulip) added type hints to most of our Python Django codebase a while back. The blog post[1] below has a lot of details on this. Also included a link to the hacker news discussion of the blog post[2]. Feel free to come and ask in https
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by vishnu_ks 7y ago
DuckDuckGo also makes money through ads.
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by vishnu_ks 7y ago
This is not for everyone. Smart Phones are always looking for your attention to show you useless notifications and ads. So for most people it's so much easier and effective reading a physical book or Kindle.
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Ask HN: What are some profitable businesses that came out of Show HN?
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by vishnu_ks 7y ago
> Rarely anyone who didn't travel didn't travel because they thought "travel is too complicated, I need a constant electronic map with me", anymore that they said on in their own country. hmm. I was referring to how t
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by vishnu_ks 7y ago
You are right. Lot of people traveled in 20th century. But a lot more could have traveled if there was Internet in 20th century. Internet has reduced the friction to travel abroad by a lot. You know more about the world now. You can plan tr

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