rajeshpant

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by rajeshpant 8y ago
Although staffing companies have abused the visas but given the way industry is structured, staffing companies do fill a lot of positions for contract workers & consulting roles. Strictly speaking in terms of law they should be able to
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by rajeshpant 8y ago
Thank you very much for replying. I will take a look at the docs & github repo more closely and provide suggestions.
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by rajeshpant 8y ago
I want to find the guy who wrote this documentation : "H2O is a powerful web server used and developed by Fastly" - Ok. "H2O is a new generation HTTP server that provides quicker response to users with less CPU utilization wh
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by rajeshpant 8y ago
I totally agree. I did Java certification 10 years back when I was a junior dev. At that time, many people and companies valued that on resume. Over time, people realized certification doesn't add any real value as things/technolo
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by rajeshpant 8y ago
You are missing a point. every 1 regular job creates 3 non-regular jobs in the market. New businesses like restaurants, coffee shops etc will created which will boost local economy.
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by rajeshpant 8y ago
your comments is exactly what the article is about. Fault finding becomes a second nature for engineers/programmers.
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by rajeshpant 8y ago
I work with marketing agencies which has huge requirement for i18n & translations. I think there is definitely a market out there that would be interested in something like this. I have seen content creators creating different sets of i
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by rajeshpant 8y ago
I completely agree with Stripe here. The homeless problem will not be solved by increasing taxes. The problem is whether the money is being used correctly. I see huge issues with that. The department of homelessness currently has an annual
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by rajeshpant 8y ago
How is it different from a payment terminal machine from bank?
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by rajeshpant 8y ago
In the other news, software engineers are the lowest paid workers in tech companies.
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by rajeshpant 8y ago
I think US as a whole is behind using QR codes for payments in general. One big reason is banks. The credit card culture of US made it almost impossible for new technologies to come and break the ground. Till this day there are banks who is
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by rajeshpant 8y ago
No regrets in becoming programmer. But I regret the way programmers are treated in industry these days. It went from a niche profession to industrial worker. Being a programmer these days is similar to a worker working in a car assembly lin
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by rajeshpant 8y ago
If you have API endpoints, I would recommend implementing rate limiters on them. They are easy to implement in code. Read more about rate limiters & how to implement them here: https://konghq.com/blog/how-to-design
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by rajeshpant 8y ago
I am wondering how did you get a leap? Can you give more background?
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by rajeshpant 8y ago
You are not alone. It is really difficult to find cofounders who are really interested. Most people lack the perseverance required to see a product shaping up. Ping me on twitter and let's connect!
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by rajeshpant 8y ago
People with no real cs background/coding knowledge or experience becoming managers and making top dollars and engineers struggling with pay.
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by rajeshpant 8y ago
I started my career from one of such consulting companies. I was naive back then. I thought I am a developer/engineer and this is how software industry is. Now, I actively avoid them. The culture in these companies is horrible. I would
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by rajeshpant 8y ago
I do 2 things: 1) As others have already written, I use ssh config to organize the urls and have simpler host names. 2) I use 2/3 letter codes as aliases which ssh into the specific host. For ex- Environment - tool sw = staging webser
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by rajeshpant 8y ago
why show modern borders for 240M old earth?
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by rajeshpant 8y ago
My first reaction when I heard Finance Minister's statement last year saying "Crypto is illegal" was, this is absurd. RBI has no authority to ban this. Good to see the crypto startups in India challenging government's de
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by rajeshpant 8y ago
Bay area companies need to increase the salaries. It is becoming a struggle for even highly paid engineers to survive. If you are single income family with kids then you are barely surviving.
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by rajeshpant 8y ago
Good to see someone from Bhilai on HN community?
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by rajeshpant 8y ago
Yes and thousands of Bay area workers can also die from Alien attack.
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by rajeshpant 8y ago
does knuth also come and kick the guy out, if he fails to solve it?
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by rajeshpant 8y ago
Also, it depends on the interviewer. I have been on both sides of the table and I can tell that as an interviewer you need to convey these type of questions very clearly. A interview is typically 45 minutes in most companies, where about 5-
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by rajeshpant 8y ago
I feel like I already know you by reading your thoughts. Good to know at least few people think that. Today even pre-ipo companies have MBA's and execs. I think it has to be even smaller company < 100 people may be.
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by rajeshpant 8y ago
I googled her images after reading your comment and it is so funny to notice the impersonation. Also, every C level guy(also middle management wannabes) impersonates Jobs.
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by rajeshpant 8y ago
paranoia.
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by rajeshpant 8y ago
And those people who decided not to visit facebook over Cambridge analytica scandal made 1.5 billion visits on Instagram.
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by rajeshpant 8y ago
People don't mind paying a small incentive to cut travel time. I don't have analytics data to prove this, but this is how generally people book flights when searching on expedia or any other website: 1. Search flights from A to B,

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