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rkabir
6y ago
eero | Software Development Engineer | SF/USA/VISA/REMOTE My team works primarily using Scala with some occasional Python. Most of us are currently in the Bay Area, but you can be anywhere. eero is the first company to delive
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rkabir
10y ago
I tried calling, no answer
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Hython: Haskell-powered Python 3 interpreter
(github.com)
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rkabir
11y ago
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rkabir
11y ago
https://github.com/rkabir/metapoet
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rkabir
13y ago
SICP: http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/ 6.004: http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/electrical-engineering-and-comput... 6.042: http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/electrical-engineering-and-comput.
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rkabir
14y ago
Boston, MA (Remote welcome, but onsite would be awesome) ProBueno ( http://www.probueno.com ) We're looking for an engineer and a marketing/growth hacker to help us change the way people think about volunteering their time for charity. (The
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rkabir
15y ago
You could also use our WIP http://thirsst.com -- but we disabled the feed bundles for new users. Ping me at ryan@grow20.com if you care.
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DesignBlocks - a visual programming environment (like Scratch + Processing)
(kickstarter.com)
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15y ago
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rkabir
16y ago
Cost reduction is relative. I don't go to the gym, I work out at home if possible, and supplement with music or audio streams that I find enjoyable. And I'll prefer social physical activity (swimming, badminton) to sedentary social activity
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rkabir
16y ago
It's pretty close to what I have right now: * Wake up (and get up) at my leisure: no alarm - I'm able to maintain this for the most part, unless of course there are specific commitments. * Catch up on info-glut before breakfast - forces m
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rkabir
16y ago
The next off-shoot of Saturday House is Jigsaw Renaissance: http://www.jigsawrenaissance.org/
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Tell HN: Facebook Developer Garage in Berkeley - Nov 19, 6:30 PM
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17y ago
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rkabir
18y ago
sorry, didn't see this until just now - hope to join you for the next one.
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Ask YC: what's the most technically impressive startup you remember from recent memory
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19y ago
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rkabir
19y ago
Anyone on here going to this? (Or just plain in Seattle?) Let's meet up! rkabir@gmail.com Alternatively, I will likely be wearing a bright yellow t-shirt...
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rkabir
19y ago
my TA secretly recommended Norvig's book over Winston's, but we used Winston's "Artificial Intelligence" For more philosophy, read Minsky's books / papers, and the readings outlined here: http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Electrical-Engineering-an
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POSTPONED to DEC 1: (unofficial) YC Meetup: Boston, Sunday, Nov 4, 2007
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19y ago
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rkabir
19y ago
So, after waking up this morning, I realized that it would be more than a bit awkward (and probably very stressful for some) to meet this weekend, with interviews / decisions and all happening. So we're NOT going to meet this weekend, and i
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(unofficial) YC Meetup: Boston, Sunday, Nov 4, 2007
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19y ago
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rkabir
19y ago
I really wanted to mod this +1, Funny and remembered this isn't slashdot. But to be fair, I used to do the same.
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rkabir
19y ago
On the other hand, I'd love to network with people who've applied at all in the area, whether they get accepted or not... Anyone interested in a meet up? :)
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rkabir
19y ago
ditto - did the same thing without realizing.
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rkabir
19y ago
Before you hear back, you could do what we did - assume you got rejected. What would you do today if you knew you were rejected already? Hint: for bonus points, assume that YC is out to get you, and gives your brilliant idea[s] to some othe
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rkabir
19y ago
Our initial idea launched (by someone else) this past weekend. Luckily it forced us to come up with something a lot better by the deadline.
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rkabir
19y ago
Are you recommending this book today (opposed to when it came out) for any particular reason? I prefer Charles Stross for a bit of a mind-bend. Accelerando is available for download here: http://www.accelerando.org/
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rkabir
19y ago
I think this is somewhat in line with how it seems Noble-prize winning research happens when the winner is a grad student...
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rkabir
19y ago
might be the obvious question here - but do you have any friends? (that have programming knowledge). My non-hacker buddies come to me with ideas all the time.
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rkabir
19y ago
oh i know what negative hearts are... haha depending on your (my) mood - sometimes there's a post that needs to be unloved. but i think if you implemented that - most posts would be in the negative hearts. unsolicited feature ideas to keep
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rkabir
19y ago
will there ever be one language to rule them all?
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rkabir
19y ago
care to tell why?
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