ranedk

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by ranedk 2mo ago
People who hate ORMs have just never tried Django :D
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by ranedk 2mo ago
I have been using Django since 0.95 and I haven't seen anything which is so flexible with amazing DSLs while also making it easy to understand the magic behind it. For the last 10 years, even in a Golang stack or Java stack, I still us
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by ranedk 1y ago
Looks pretty neat! I love the use of 'malai' and 'kulfi' as project names. I have used ngrok, how is this different/better?
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by ranedk 2y ago
I found crawlee a few days ago while figuring out a stack for a project. I wanted a python library but found crawlee with typescript so much easier that I ended up coding the entire project in less than a week in Typescript+Crawlee+Playwrig
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by ranedk 3y ago
I know tons of Java and Go Dev's who don't like ORMs and for a good reason. But no Django developer ever cribs about ORMs.
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by ranedk 4y ago
In India a superhost Airbnb is very costly; a lot more than a decent hotel room very often. In one of the cases the Airbnb was smelling of cigarettes and rotten food. Fortunately I was able to make a video of the entire shit and after a cou
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by ranedk 4y ago
This looks very interesting Sri. Congrats on the launch.
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by ranedk 8y ago
I used my T61 for 6 years and had to give it up because the graphic chip busted. Since then I have used multiple laptops Dell to Apple. I even installed Ubuntu on my Apple mac Pro, but it would not suspend and heat up inside my laptop bag..
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by ranedk 10y ago
I could just change a few words in the article and it will work fine as "A guide to Spouse Fit"
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by ranedk 10y ago
Fundamentally these are not technology companies but companies driven by financial markets, cost saving _innovations_ and run more like the hospitality sector. Most of them outsource their tech to the tech-outsourcing behemoths who are also
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by ranedk 10y ago
I was extremely enthusiastic about doing something in optimization just after graduating, but realised that businesses were happy solving things manually and reaching sub-optimal solutions. Also most problems needed to be solved once and th
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by ranedk 11y ago
I have done .NET programming on windows for 3-4 years and felt the programming environment was pretty neat. The frustrating part was windows upgrades and the OS eating up all resources and the frequent need to upgrade the machine. I switche
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by ranedk 14y ago
This is pretty cool. Makes stuff much more manageable.
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Bleeding edge cuts (glitterbug.in)
1 points by ranedk 14y ago|0 comments
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by ranedk 17y ago
nice ! long and varied list of courses and topics ...