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leostatic
11y ago
I just started off in a very young startup and we will be a building a team now. So this was my concern too. I started reading Peopleware by Tom DeMarco and Tim Lister, and I'm 1/3rd in it. Highly recommended. I also found this se
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Page00 – simple and easy way to publish webpages online
(page00.com)
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12y ago
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leostatic
12y ago
I have been thinking about this space for quite some time now and maybe if I fast forwarded that process and reached a final conclusion, Glose would pretty much be it. Back when hard copies were pretty much the only copies available for a b
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leostatic
12y ago
I use a combination of Google's Newsstand and Feedly. My must-read subscriptions go to Feedly. Basically blogs of people who I want to follow, some sources related to my local area etc. Others like The Verge, Techcrunch etc. go to News
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leostatic
12y ago
>I read A LOT. Like 3-4 technical books a month Could you please elaborate on this? As in, what kind of books do you look for? I have developed this feeling that focussed blog posts by experienced programmers teaches more than books. Als
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leostatic
12y ago
EDM on http://8tracks.com most of the time. If not EDM, then alternative but it's always on 8tracks. I love that site.
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Cycle of Vim
(medium.com)
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leostatic
12y ago
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A better branches page
(github.com)
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leostatic
12y ago
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leostatic
12y ago
If someone hacked GitHub they'd just get the _public_ keys, same as the ones listed in the link. You can't login on a server with the public key. What he has done is that by adding github ids, he gets the public keys of all the us
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leostatic
12y ago
When it comes to learning web development, my advice to beginners is to 1. Have a project in mind 2. Pick a language and _not_ a framework I don't need to stress on the 1st point for you. Regarding choosing language and not framework
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Abraham Lincoln Created The Secret Service The Day He Was Shot
(nowiknow.com)
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leostatic
12y ago
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leostatic
13y ago
Working on it now. Hopefully I'll be done with it soon. Coding with my left hand only. Right hand has stitches! I could add you on GH so that you can give me feedback on it. Let me know if you are interested.
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leostatic
13y ago
That's me. While it is ready for use I wanted to clean up the code for deployment. @myersgp if you want I can add you as a collaborator on GitHub.
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Dear Twitter
(shashankmehta.in)
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leostatic
13y ago
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Show HN: Slick.js, embed presentations speakerdeck style
(shashankmehta.in)
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13y ago
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Show HN: Leaf List, disposable, anonymous lists using Firebase
(shashankmehta.in)
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13y ago
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Google ad for promoting “Search” in India where it has over 97% market share
(medium.com)
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13y ago
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Ask HN: How and where do you take notes?
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13y ago
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Thomas J Miller's commencement speech at IIT Roorkee
(blog.axitkhurana.com)
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13y ago
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leostatic
13y ago
Workflowy Its nested and collapsible text methodology is perfect for how I like to keep the idea. Each idea roughly has the following top level headings: - Description - Why? - Already existing solutions - Features - Links
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leostatic
13y ago
I was a part of this coaching industry as a student, it is almost inevitable if you are applying for IIT. For a two year period, I shelled out approximately Rs400,000. That is around 9000 USD at the then exchange rate of around 45 INR to a
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leostatic
13y ago
>The key, of course, is that many American students self-select out of applying to Harvard, and indeed don't self-select to submit an application to any "prestige" university. Till 2012, AIEEE was the other most important
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leostatic
13y ago
Jekyll + Github Pages + Prose.io Jekyll is pretty powerful and easy to setup. Github pages provide me a stable static hosting and Prose.io provides the option of writing online if I want to. I prefer writing offline in Sublime Text but havi
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leostatic
14y ago
Have you taken a look at https://github.com/leftnode/get-shit-done ? It's basically the same thing. I have been using this one for a while now.
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Show HN: A new, modern octopress theme
(shashankmehta.in)
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14y ago
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leostatic
14y ago
Most of the govt sites of india are in similar state. They are hardly ever updated. The main reason for this is the paperwork/legalese needed before a site can be revamped. Permissions have to be taken from various post holders. I have an e
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Sublime Text, Dropbox and Git Based ToDo Setup
(leostatic.github.com)
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leostatic
14y ago
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