aqeel

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by aqeel 8y ago
Full time coder here, who started to draw/paint 2-3 years back. (You can see my journey so far here: https://www.instagram.com/aqeelvn/ ) Haven't read all the response here, so I probably might be repeating, b
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Don’t Try to Be a Publisher and a Platform at the Same Time(hbr.org)
2 points by aqeel 12y ago|0 comments
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by aqeel 12y ago
Where I work, BCC-ing on all mails is not scalable. Instead a random sample of the mails is sent to ourselves.
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by aqeel 12y ago
Exactly what I thought!
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by aqeel 12y ago
Every one knows the importance of DRY but only few follows it genuinely. This article is a good reminder.
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by aqeel 12y ago
You can use longer passwords now!
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by aqeel 12y ago
Done!
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The little things I learned in the valley(gigpeppers.com)
66 points by aqeel 12y ago|66 comments
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Networks give you an unfair access to success(gigpeppers.com)
26 points by aqeel 13y ago|13 comments
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by aqeel 14y ago
Haha, its so funny! especially considering the fact that http://www.cucumbertown.com is a recipe site :)
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by aqeel 14y ago
Agree. Its not the most useful class.
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by aqeel 14y ago
When it comes to scheduling emails, what we want is user's to get emails at a specific time as exactly as possible. For this all we need is the UTC timezone offset including DST, which javascript gives us. The jstimezonedetect script is a
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by aqeel 14y ago
Good one! People relying on Cron could benefit from this.
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by aqeel 14y ago
getTimezoneOffset() would return the value after taking care of DST. So there shouldn't be any DST related inconsistencies. Now if the user moves to another timezone, and never hits one of our page, there is no direct way of tracking his/he
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by aqeel 14y ago
It does take care of DST: http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_gettimezoneoffset.asp