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horshod
9y ago
That's amazing!
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horshod
9y ago
I know, right?
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horshod
9y ago
This is so interesting! So your mom grew up in a Marathi family in Guangdong?
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horshod
10y ago
Yes, I agree with the latter part of your response if the assumption that there are Americans available to do this job, just not at such a low salary, is true. I don't see how developers in SF or NY create more value just by virtue of
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horshod
10y ago
But that's the most important issue here I think. This might be appropriate, at the most, for SFO and possibly NYC. But what about the rest of the country where the cost of living is much lower? I (an Indian H1B holder) worked in WI, w
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horshod
10y ago
I grew up in Puné and almost all restaurants served stuff like paneer tikka masala. That's what going out to eat was for us. At home we had home cooked Maharashtrian food. In the restaurants we had "North Indian" fancy dishes
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horshod
10y ago
I am from India, living in the US and I have seen tons of Indian snobs saying the Indian food in the US is just not good enough. I just can't agree. I can imagine that the probability of finding good espresso may be much higher in Ital
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horshod
10y ago
I have faced this issue in my web application. My solution is to use a UUID wherever the ID will be exposed to the user (only one place in my application) and use an integer ID everywhere else. Although this does mean 2 IDs need to be gener
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horshod
10y ago
I drove in India for 6 years and have been driving in the US for 8 years now. I used to feel exactly the same way initially. I used to wonder how I would follow so many rules. But once I got used to them (in a few months) driving became SO
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horshod
11y ago
What kind of a job does this apply to? I and every single friend of mine that went through interviews for tech companies had to go through multiple rounds of technical interviews that mainly involved problem solving, followed by like one no
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horshod
11y ago
I think the animations do add some spatio-temporal information. Different states get highlighted at different times as the line graph progresses. I can't claim to know much about front-end design but I liked the animations.
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horshod
11y ago
Carl Sagan talks about this in his series "Cosmos": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cq5qojfB4P0