rtisticrahul

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by rtisticrahul 14y ago
This post on Great Hackers is a good read for every programmer l http://www.paulgraham.com/gh.html
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Follow your passion at least once in life(singhrahul.com)
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So, you want to be a Programmer(singhrahul.com)
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by rtisticrahul 14y ago
Thanks a lot for your kind words Coeyman :) . Glad that you liked the article.
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Design First, Everything Else Later(singhrahul.com)
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How Apple forces us to buy their products(singhrahul.com)
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by rtisticrahul 14y ago
I think it depends on individual preferences. I don't have any problems with slides. In fact i loved all your slides. It has actually inspired me to make my own slides. Its a good break from reading regular blog posts. I think its nice of y
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by rtisticrahul 14y ago
C still remains my favorite programming language. Though compared to modern languages it has fallen way behind, still nothing beats the simplicity of C. With less theory to learn compared to other languages, the power of C lies in the imple
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Why technology should always be simple(singhrahul.com)
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by rtisticrahul 15y ago
Would be great to have such a website ;)
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by rtisticrahul 15y ago
Completely agree with the author. I have signed the Gentleman's Agreement. Have you? :)
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by rtisticrahul 15y ago
Loved this article. 100 % agree with the point that the technology doesn't matter, what matters is what you do with it. Simple and evergreen advice :)
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by rtisticrahul 15y ago
My experience with HN has been much better than with Reddit. In reddit, even good posts get down ratings a lot of time. The one thing i like about hacker news is your posts still have 1 point minimum even if others dont like it, whereas in
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Stop Consuming and Start Creating Great Apps(singhrahul.com)
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by rtisticrahul 15y ago
Even i find working at night very convenient. There is no one to distract you and also you get so many ideas when you think in complete silence. Some people work best in the morning , some at night . Guess everyone have their own way of wor
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by rtisticrahul 15y ago
Nice article. Its true every developer knows the weakness about his product and when other users use his product he just hopes that they don't catch those weak points of his product. But still a product maker should always love and admire
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by rtisticrahul 15y ago
Interesting post. To develop a product in total secrecy for someone the size of apple, is really a remarkable feat. Also like their focus on design first. Thats what separate their products from others.
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by rtisticrahul 15y ago
Nice Article. It is better to have few customers and provide excellent service to them rather than having lot of customers and providing mediocre/bad service. The price point should justify the quality of the software and the support given
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Top Reasons to get yourself an iPod Touch(singhrahul.com)
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Lessons from an Indie App Developer(singhrahul.com)
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Going Indie All The Way(singhrahul.com)
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A Programmers Definition of Design(singhrahul.com)
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Advantages of iOS Developer over Android Developer(singhrahul.com)
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