nitishmd

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by nitishmd 11y ago
Did not face any issue with speed, especially in the latest IDEA version. I run it on ssd with i7. There some minor issues like :w is useless in ide as it saves it anyway and recording does not work for me. But the benefits of ide + functio
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by nitishmd 11y ago
I use Intellij IDEA with vim plugin, so its a win win.
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Soofa “smart” benches will be installed across the country(betaboston.com)
1 points by nitishmd 11y ago|0 comments
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by nitishmd 11y ago
How is pollution in Bangalore?
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by nitishmd 11y ago
Its still a better name than brainfuck :) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brainfuck
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Recommendation Letter for Prof. John Nash 1948(facebook.com)
2 points by nitishmd 11y ago|0 comments
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by nitishmd 11y ago
Wow India comes right after US under countries, it would be interesting to see what the startup growth has been in the past two years
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by nitishmd 11y ago
How does this course compare to coursera's Programming Languages?
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Ask HN: Best courses you took?
17 points by nitishmd 11y ago|11 comments
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by nitishmd 11y ago
What are your thoughts on Play framework in comparison to Grails?
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Ask HN: How do you bookmark HN posts?
3 points by nitishmd 11y ago|3 comments
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by nitishmd 12y ago
Isn't is better to use async/await over for comprehension, since its more clear and easy to understand. Edit: My bad just did my scala assignment, overlooked the details and thought it was a Future :)
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by nitishmd 12y ago
+1 we need a better cross platform bookmark manager
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by nitishmd 12y ago
Wouldn't the worst case space complexity be the same then? for eg: ( { [ ] } ) as you will be keeping index for each the symbols. Technically it can be implemented, but isn't stack a better approach?
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Ask HN: What are some good books to improve on object oriented design?
1 points by nitishmd 12y ago|2 comments
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by nitishmd 12y ago
Work through this book - http://eloquentjavascript.net/ it starts from the basics and the examples are pretty neat.
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by nitishmd 12y ago
Good to see cmu opening up to open learning!
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by nitishmd 12y ago
I agree. He's probably one of the best teachers, can explain difficult concepts in very simple terms.
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by nitishmd 12y ago
Yup, thats one course I wanted to take but could not. Would be great if cmu could give access to class video lectures.
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Distributed systems readings(andrew.cmu.edu)
141 points by nitishmd 12y ago|16 comments
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by nitishmd 12y ago
great thank you!
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by nitishmd 12y ago
That sounds like an interesting project to do in spare time. Can you link to the project description? or your universities class notes?
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by nitishmd 12y ago
This is really a great book to read if your prepping up for an interview or in general just want to study algorithms. This book is much more readable as compared to CLRS which is very dense and pedagogical. This book is more like novel as i
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Darpa funds $11M tool that will make coding easier(engadget.com)
4 points by nitishmd 12y ago|1 comments
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Microsoft (hearts) Linux, for Azure's sake(pcworld.com)
7 points by nitishmd 12y ago|0 comments
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by nitishmd 12y ago
Excellent! Thank you. If this code is open sourced may be people can contribute a lot more algorithms!
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by nitishmd 12y ago
I would recommend Learn Code the hard way series http://learnpythonthehardway.org/book/ http://learncodethehardway.org/ Its pretty good!
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by nitishmd 12y ago
This is awesome!! Should use this as resume template!