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by ad93611 7mo ago
Do you really think that we will all have more time with this shift? I think with AI we will all generate more work for ourselves and not less work. Marc(A16Z) compares this to how building more lanes on a highway results in more traffic no
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by ad93611 3y ago
Could you please elaborate on the quadratic curves in real life?
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Superlinear Returns(paulgraham.com)
3 points by ad93611 3y ago|1 comments
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by ad93611 4y ago
I’m a startup founder where most of our employees are based in India. I don’t condone this move by Razorpay. However, as someone else pointed out, the legal process in India is not robust, and it is biased toward people in power. Here are s
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by ad93611 9y ago
We use both Twilio and Plivo in our text messaging products in CallHub. Both are great vendors to work with. We'll not move to Amazon just for a lower price. The things that we value are, 1. Quality of delivery 2. A consistent API acro
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by ad93611 10y ago
callhub.io | Senior UX/UI Engineer | Bangalore, India | Full Time | OnSite We are looking for someone to own the complete user experience and user design strategy for CallHub. We are a small startup so you can choose to contribute all
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What I learnt about security and SEO by auditing 25000 sites(jjude.com)
3 points by ad93611 10y ago|0 comments
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by ad93611 11y ago
Being able see my history sorted by amount of time I spend on a page sounds like a good idea.
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by ad93611 11y ago
CallHub (callhub.io) | Bangalore, India | Senior Software Engineer We are looking for a Django and python developer to join our core development team in Bangalore. We build delightful telephony applications for businesses and communities. W
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by ad93611 11y ago
CallHub (callhub.io) | Bangalore, India | Software Developer We are looking for a Django and python developer to join our core development team in Bangalore. We build delightful telephony applications for businesses and communities. We are
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by ad93611 12y ago
Wow! This is great. The prices of infrastructure services like AWS, Plivo are mostly falling down. I wonder if these price drops are forced due to competition or if the services expect to see an increase in usage due to price drops.
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The Good, the Bad and the GUI(haskell.org)
54 points by ad93611 12y ago|46 comments
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by ad93611 12y ago
The Math is correct. Those are the current prices. You are saying that Olacab like companies are able to afford to have low prices because they have investor money to operate at a loss. That may be true too. Yes, it will be interesting to s
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by ad93611 12y ago
In Bangalore, rickshaw fares have been going up, while cab fares have been going down in the past few years. Currently, it costs Rs.13 per KM for a rickshaw[1] and it costs exactly the same, Rs.13 per KM, for a small cab[2] during the day i
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by ad93611 12y ago
We use Mailflo for customer support at CallHub. Handling support and regular emails from within GMail is slick.
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by ad93611 12y ago
I'd disable javascript sometimes because it takes up CPU cycles and memory on my laptop and starves my other applications. GMail specifically has gotten so bad that I've started using the HTML version of Gmail just to avoid all th
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Next TopCoder match dedicated to HumbleFool with $5000 prize(community.topcoder.com)
2 points by ad93611 12y ago|0 comments
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by ad93611 12y ago
Here is the highest voted answer on Quora --------------- "Harsha Suryanarayana, popularly known as humblefool to the coding community, and as Lord among his friends and the people close to him. We lost him in an accident on the night
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Forensic linguistics study names Nick Szabo as author of original Bitcoin paper(gigaom.com)
3 points by ad93611 12y ago|3 comments
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Edward Snowden is a hero: Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak(timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
24 points by ad93611 13y ago|1 comments
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by ad93611 13y ago
Due to the permanent nature of bitcoin transactions, I wonder if all bitcoins stored in banks must enable multi-signature transactions. That way the money can leave the bank only if there are 2 thefts. 2 thefts are exponentially harder to p
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Searching For The Elephant’s Genius Inside the Largest Brain on Land(blogs.scientificamerican.com)
1 points by ad93611 13y ago|0 comments
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What does an economist at Facebook do?(quora.com)
2 points by ad93611 13y ago|0 comments
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The Dangerous Seduction of the Lifetime Value (LTV) Formula(abovethecrowd.com)
4 points by ad93611 13y ago|1 comments
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The Life of a Chinese Economist(baldingsworld.com)
1 points by ad93611 13y ago|0 comments
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Why Free Speech Loses in India(newyorker.com)
38 points by ad93611 13y ago|50 comments
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How to be below API rate limits from multiple servers(callhub.io)
28 points by ad93611 13y ago|5 comments
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by ad93611 13y ago
Interesting that coursera mentions that they only have a IP address block. It seems like they just want people to workaround that and access the courses.
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Help a failed startup team pay off debt?(pepnest.com)
1 points by ad93611 13y ago|0 comments
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by ad93611 13y ago
The site http://www.darkmail.info/ is served over http and not https. If someone has access to the pipe, it would be easy get the email addresses of people who submit their email addresses at that site.

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