joydeepdg

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by joydeepdg 1mo ago
I recommend Execute Program to all new learners. I like the "learning by writing small snippets of code" approach. https://www.executeprogram.com/ Covers Python, SQL, Javascript and Typescript.
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Let's End Bankruptcy Judge Shopping(creditslips.org)
2 points by joydeepdg 3y ago|0 comments
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HackerRank in Haskell (2018)(youtube.com)
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by joydeepdg 4y ago
Fincent | Remote-First (Europe and Asia) | Full Time Fincent is helping small business in the US with their day to day finance problems - bookkeeping, taxes, payroll, invoicing and payments. Most small businesses do not have a separate fina
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OpenSea NFT Hack Explained(twitter.com)
4 points by joydeepdg 5y ago|0 comments
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Wirecard – The “German Enron”, and a personal history(valueandopportunity.com)
185 points by joydeepdg 6y ago|84 comments
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Cisco warns US spying fallout hitting revenue in China(reuters.com)
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by joydeepdg 13y ago
All open source projects are not the same. All the people running open source projects are not swayed by money. Some projects are much more complicated than a web framework. These projects need funds for progress to be made. Case in point -
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Building OLAP Data Analytics using Sorted Sets in Redis [pdf] (2012)(skillupjapan.co.jp)
2 points by joydeepdg 13y ago|0 comments
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by joydeepdg 13y ago
Can I please have an invite? My email is joydeepdg {at} lavabit {dot} com. Thanks!
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by joydeepdg 13y ago
We use MongoDB in production for a couple of use cases: 1> e-Commerce Product Catalog 2> Home grown CMS for our news/editorial site Both these applications have been in production for about a year without a single problem. Both are
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by joydeepdg 13y ago
Remember PAPP[1] [1] Richard Buckland's awesomeness - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTAkUs-NjxU#t=44m21s
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by joydeepdg 14y ago
Totally agree. Over time, everyone develops a particular style of working with their favourite editor/tools and it becomes very difficult to move away after a point. I worked with Java on Eclipse for 8 years, and I am taking a self-imposed
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by joydeepdg 14y ago
On the contrary, anything unscientific is great. I am a musician myself and I find proof based scientific discussions very claustrophobic at times. All I am trying to say is, in this case, the article is a bunch of opinion from a Jazz music
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by joydeepdg 14y ago
I agree with the points you make, but I really don't see anything but (unscientific) opinions in the linked article. This article says nothing about why Miles was a good businessman or expound on his leadership skills. All it gives us is in