yogesch

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by yogesch 6y ago
Yes. This is probably a time witnessing the start of radical and lasting shifts. If you have a view on which ways certain markets will evolve in the future, and a solid proposition, and you can stomach the risk, yes you should. This ^^ argu
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Ask HN: First tech hire, please help decide
1 points by yogesch 6y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: RSUs, ESOPs, and “super preferred” shares for Indian founders
1 points by yogesch 6y ago|0 comments
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by yogesch 7y ago
Eh...tedious...gotta login now. But yeah, thanks for reminding.
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by yogesch 7y ago
Not Paki, but aware of their situation. It is not "equally" prevalent. It is at least an order of magnitude worse. Almost everything in Pak is about an order of magnitude worse than in India. Almost everything, except civic violen
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by yogesch 7y ago
https://gharpedia.com/stamp-paper-judicial-non-judicial-stam... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stamped_paper Quote from wiki - "The use of stamped paper in the American colonies was so unpopular th
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by yogesch 7y ago
Perhaps test teams could include a security sub-team as well.. So, for example, if a tester is working on whether the file upload feature is done right, another tester could start uploading known malicious files to see how they get handled.
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Ask HN: Workflow/lifecycle as (solo) full stack dev
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by yogesch 7y ago
In principle, this is a good idea. But look carefully and you'll notice that in most developed markets, there's just too many index funds, and too many indices. You can find all kinds of specialized indices - most of which may act