ramkalari

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by ramkalari 10mo ago
I built https://brickwallacademy.com/ to practise sql challenges as part of a sql course I was conducting for some students.
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by ramkalari 2y ago
I once had to fix a Rails project where the original developer chose not to use ActiveRecord, ActiveJob or any of the Rails built in features. Not sure why he wanted to go that route unless he wanted to learn Ruby at the customers expense.
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by ramkalari 8y ago
How does firestore fare in terms of reliability? I heard it is a cleaner and more scalable version of Firebase.
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by ramkalari 10y ago
I think it is really hard to compete with Amazon on cost. That is Amazon's strength and you will most likely lose that battle unless the government has some kind of protective measures in place or you get another titan like Alibaba or
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by ramkalari 10y ago
Amazon is not doing a great job either. They shipped a Macbook Air when I had ordered a Macbook Pro. They didn't release my replacement until their supposedly superior system registered my returns. I had to contact their support to tel
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by ramkalari 11y ago
Play Framework
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by ramkalari 11y ago
I would also try to build in as many self-service features that you can so that you are not bugged with routine maintenance requests such as adding master data. Otherwise, all maintenance requests should be done for a fee. Customers also va
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by ramkalari 11y ago
Flipkart's customer base is completely different. A large percentage of their customers will probably never own a desktop let alone access their application on one. Front is an app targeted for business where the users still use deskto
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by ramkalari 11y ago
I have built a couple of apps running Play on Java and I like it. I still prefer Rails if the customer is starting on a clean slate but Play Java has worked out pretty well.
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by ramkalari 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Chennai, India, Remote I'm a full stack web developer with over 14 years of experience. I've been working on Play Framework, Rails, AWS & Ember for the past year. Currently working on Android. Experienced in bui
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by ramkalari 12y ago
Anand doesn't like playing long games. Carlsen doesn't give an inch even when he is down. Regardless of rating differences, Anand's game was in bad shape in 2013 and it just continued in the world championship. He is playing
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by ramkalari 12y ago
It isn't true just for a Stanford graduate audience. Extreme poverty and discrimination will shock just about anybody who hasn't seen it. I live in India in a nice city and interact with poor people everyday. Even that didn't
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by ramkalari 12y ago
I don't know where he got that idea from. Look at the recent candidates chess tournament, there were only two players in their twenties and the winner was 44. Yeah, the world champion is young but Carlsen is a special talent.
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by ramkalari 12y ago
Chennai, Remote, Contract|Part Time Stack: Play Framework, Scala, Java, Spring Integration Contact: ramkalari at gmail Looking to work on interesting Scala projects.
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by ramkalari 12y ago
Play is simpler compared to Spring but idiomatic Play code also requires you to learn reactive programming, something you probably won't do in Spring MVC.
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by ramkalari 13y ago
Having done many ALM integrations in the last year, Atlassian has been the most pleasant to work with in the enterprise space. They are young and modern compared to the other dinosaurs. Github poses a very different kind of challenge to At
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by ramkalari 13y ago
I was working through the coursera functional programming course on scala which is modeled on SICP. While the content is really good, it suffers from the same problems pointed out by Dr Harvey. Getting used to scala syntax takes time while
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by ramkalari 14y ago
I took the course and I found it very useful even though I had done good amount of work with databases before. The sections on relational algebra and relational models are really good. The course covers the basics of db - sql, constraints,
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by ramkalari 14y ago
The best cs book by a mile. One can't help but fall in love with programming after reading SICP. I'm now reading Peter Norvig's Paradigms of AI Programming. It's another classic. I've also listened to video lectures of Brian Harvey. I thin
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by ramkalari 14y ago
I started playing around with Go on GAE just yesterday. I will probably try out a side project on Revel and see how it goes.
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by ramkalari 14y ago
I was a big fan of Manmohan Singh and used to be a vocal supporter. I had high hopes too that we finally have someone who understands what India needs but his leadership through these scandals has been poor, to put it mildly. In any case, w
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by ramkalari 14y ago
I think Manmohan Singh gets far too much credit for the reforms. Those who have studied Indian Economics will know that liberalization was forced on us. We were close to bankruptcy in 1991 and the IMF forced the reforms on us in exchange fo
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by ramkalari 14y ago
Given that nearly 20,000 students completed ai-class, I think the number for this course will be much bigger than 3-4000.
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by ramkalari 14y ago
It was a very well designed course and Tim is a fantastic teacher. I scored a 100 but I wouldn't say the course was easy. For the most part, it was obvious. I found some of the questions slightly tricky and I would have got it wrong if I ha
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by ramkalari 14y ago
Actually, I've found many live classes incredibly boring and the lectures uninspiring. Passion is a function of the instructor and not the media. The really good teachers would do well in both live classrooms and online setting.
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by ramkalari 14y ago
It boils down to choosing the top 2 courses. It's difficult to do beyond that if you have a day job. One can still score high on the exams but you will have very little time left to reflect on the material.
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by ramkalari 15y ago
I actually liked Norvig's teaching style. His ability to get to the essence of a topic quickly is quite remarkable.
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by ramkalari 15y ago
This approach may work in a best case scenario when you have great programmers. However, there are very few companies in the world that have the kind of developers that worked for NT. What would you recommend for the average case?
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by ramkalari 15y ago
I'm an Indian too and have attended classes under atleast 3 different schools of Yoga. Let's not beat down the schools which focus on asanas. If you do an intense study of Iyengar Yoga, you would understand that it is a fantastic system wit
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by ramkalari 15y ago
I'm not so sure about that given that I'm from one of the countries you've mentioned. My guess is that the profile of people who've taken part in ai class would be very different from what you would see in coding contest sites. Since no rew

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