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by y1426i 10y ago
If you consider that the life of a software product is 5 years, it would typically take the first 3 months to build v1. So coding vs debugging would pretty much be in the same proportion. 3:60 in this case.
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Online JSON Editor(jsoneditor.com)
4 points by y1426i 11y ago|2 comments
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Here is how technical debt creeps in(blog.ynzi.com)
2 points by y1426i 11y ago|0 comments
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Why is Reactjs so significant(blog.ynzi.com)
3 points by y1426i 11y ago|0 comments
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by y1426i 12y ago
Interesting comments here to this post. I was introduced first to this concept after watching the original ScaleApp architecture talk by Nic. Since then I have built couple of really large front-end applications spanning large teams. The co
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Suggesting a new story type: “Irritant”(blog.ynzi.com)
1 points by y1426i 12y ago|0 comments
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by y1426i 12y ago
All the details of OO aside, it for a first gave a way of managing the complexity for large projects. It allowed for large number of people to come together to write one piece of software and a way for putting it all together, testing, debu
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High Complexity Scalability(blog.ynzi.com)
1 points by y1426i 12y ago|0 comments
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by y1426i 12y ago
http://jokstop.com/ - I built this during opensocial days to understand virality factor and later put it up as a website. Currently get's under 300k PV/year. You can have it for $500 obo. Comes with cool domain na
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by y1426i 13y ago
Very neat. Good one.
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by y1426i 13y ago
Here's an example which might explain the decoupling a bit: // You may call this syntactic sugar var p1 = new Promise(function(response, reject) { setTimeout(function(){ response(Math.random() *
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by y1426i 13y ago
I built quotes app to learn opensocial and virality and had it on every social network that supported opensocial then. It was a pain working with those and one fine day I pulled my app out from everyone of those, found a $3/month hosti
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by y1426i 13y ago
Magic methods are expensive in PHP. You might as well define those explicitly.
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by y1426i 13y ago
Nothing wrong with being lazy. It is the root of all innovation, I think ;-)
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by y1426i 13y ago
I played with that platform a bit for its possible use in education. I was blown away by what it provided so many years back. SL I think is one of the best digital life environment still out there. What I would have hoped for is that there
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by y1426i 14y ago
The conclusion seems to be written before the research.
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by y1426i 14y ago
Imagine a country where all decisions are taken by the popularity of the issue....
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by y1426i 14y ago
So that tech folks can enjoy the free time available by running their work scripts and learn new skills to form startups or get better jobs :-)
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by y1426i 14y ago
Well, even if they are not treated that way, the bondage feels that way. The boldness while doing your job well goes away. We cannot ask for promotions since there is no point. I worked with a huge pay cut for years and today I question if
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by y1426i 14y ago
How silly it would be if the government works only on the popularity vote!!
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by y1426i 14y ago
This is not an immigration issue. There is no place for common sense in government matters. Some day computers will take over the decision making and we will have a joyous experience coming in or happily avoid this country because the decis
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by y1426i 14y ago
You can customize these using shadow DOM. This thing is great.
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by y1426i 14y ago
Thinking about this, the reverse might also work. Automate the process of granting patents such that patents are granted solely based on algorithms and prior art automated search. That way every one can get every patent immediately. The wor
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Rethinking the rating system(blog.ynzi.com)
1 points by y1426i 14y ago|0 comments
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by y1426i 14y ago
It would have been interesting to see if MS had patented AJAX, DOM and other browser goodies, singing its laurels on what an awesome IE6 browser was, where would the internet be today!
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Ask HN: Hacker News Demographics
11 points by y1426i 14y ago|6 comments
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by y1426i 14y ago
I have tried that and its a crazy and stupid thing to do. I quickly realized that not performing exceptionally well on the job results in bad productivity even outside of it. Health, family and friends are important and need high priority.
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The laziness factor(blog.ynzi.com)
1 points by y1426i 14y ago|0 comments