kachhalimbu

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   by kachhalimbu 25d ago

   Sidenote to the technical discussion. The article read like a Martha Wells murderbot novel to me. Fascinating.
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   by kachhalimbu 2y ago

   Because work expands to fill the time. You are more efficient at work and get more done? Awesome, now you have more responsibility.
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   by kachhalimbu 4y ago

   I like this take. Copilot to me seems a glorified (very intelligent) auto-search-paste/autocomplete service. It is just mimicing what usual devs do which is to copy-paste code from StackOverflow/github for many mundane types of co
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   by kachhalimbu 7y ago

   I would highly recommend Imposter's Handbook[1] by Rob Conery Then there is also excellent BaseCS Podcast [2] [1] https://bigmachine.io/products/the-imposters-handbook [2] https://www.codenewbie.org&#x2
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   by kachhalimbu 9y ago

   Not sure how old your students are but I'm teaching my 8 year old daughter programming (just been few days). I started exactly by telling "when you tell the computer to do something, it will do it." But instead of showing her
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   Stephen Wolfram: A New Kind of Science (Book)(wolframscience.com)

   4 points by kachhalimbu 9y ago|0 comments
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   by kachhalimbu 10y ago

   That's pretty neat UI. My #1 complaint with using trello for quick task list is inability to grab a photo and attaching to the card. I think it is much faster to achieve than writing it down. Especially given I live in foreign country
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   by kachhalimbu 11y ago

   Auth0 blog is pretty nice if you are into JavaScript and Security https://auth0.com/blog
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   by kachhalimbu 11y ago

   programming/angular/node/javascript subreddits
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    by kachhalimbu 11y ago

    Yes, the timing of the match was the key. Because these high profile twitter users were tweeting, it increased the chance of them seeing my tweets to them. Few of them clicked on the link to dashboard and RT'ed it. It then snowballed f
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    by kachhalimbu 11y ago

    "in the middle of an event people often get social" absolutely. This was the case. A lot of them were tweeting about how the matches were progressing, predicting, analyzing match situations and having good old banter with the oppo
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    by kachhalimbu 11y ago

    I don't know if it was most effective because it was the only thing I tried and it worked beautifully. Earlier this year there was Cricket World Cup and most of the world cup schedules I checked were in the form of a long table, nothin
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    by kachhalimbu 11y ago

    I used kanbanflow[1] it is trello like project management tool with built-in support of pomodoro [2]. For reporting, it has a pretty basic use case available on free account but should be good enough for your purpose. [1] https:/&#x2F
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    by kachhalimbu 11y ago

    Thanks, these are great points and I know I need to work on my networking/marketing skills a bit.
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    by kachhalimbu 11y ago

    Would you mind sending me an email? My email is in my HN profile. Australia timezone would work great for me actually as I'm in Taipei GMT+8.
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    by kachhalimbu 11y ago

    Thanks for the vote of confidence. The competition is just too high it seems for remote jobs. I haven't had much luck so far.
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    by kachhalimbu 11y ago

    80k? Man I would work for 45~50k remote (making 30k ATM with 11+ ex and leading a front end team now angularjs/nodejs) Bio in my HN profile.
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    by kachhalimbu 11y ago

    That looks like a great list of documentaries. I might watch few of them this weekend. The website could use ngCloak though as the angular expressions flash for a sec or two before the actual data loads.
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    by kachhalimbu 11y ago

    Could you share link to the interview?
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    by kachhalimbu 11y ago

    I sent you an email
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    by kachhalimbu 11y ago

    Long time listener of Big Picture Science[1]. Lately also enjoying not so frequently updated TTL podcast[2] (the latest episode with boki beran of Intuit was quite enlightening. [1] http://www.bigpicturescience.org/ [2] ht
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    by kachhalimbu 11y ago

    We are using trello. Our startup is a travel planning & tracking app with web and mobile apps. Two of us are building it so we have kept it very simple. We have a "features" track/list, 3 tracks for API server/Infras
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    by kachhalimbu 11y ago

    Find a mentor who can guide you. I will be happy to help you get a head start (my email in my profile).
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    by kachhalimbu 11y ago

    Technical: Build your own AngularJS http://teropa.info/build-your-own-angular Non-technical: Traction http://tractionbook.com/
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    by kachhalimbu 11y ago

    Location: Taipei Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: JavaScript (AngularJS/NodeJS), previously Java and Python (Django) CV: https://careers.stackoverflow.com/ashishdasnurkar email: ashish.dasnurkar@gmail.
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    by kachhalimbu 11y ago

    My favorite is regulex[1] a visual explanation of regex [1] https://jex.im/regulex
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    by kachhalimbu 12y ago

    I started freelancing 6 months ago and I'm doing ok. I've made the same amount of money I would have made working a regular job but I only have worked 1/8th the time (billable work anyways). To answer your questions 1. Popula
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    by kachhalimbu 12y ago

    Well it is not the years but what you do in those that matters. I hope parent comments doesn't means 1 year experience repeated for years.
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    by kachhalimbu 12y ago

    I highly recommend 'Secrets of JavaScript Ninja'[1] for learning intermediate/advanced topics of JS. The book is written by John Resig (creator of jQuery) and Bear Bibeault [1] http://www.amazon.com/Secrets-Ja
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    by kachhalimbu 12y ago

    Checkout https://roadtrippers.com/