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screwgoth
4y ago
Some good ones in here. Especially the ones to "set" stuff.
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screwgoth
4y ago
Robot has it's peak maybe a couple of years ago. Although my company still uses it extensively there are other Automation frameworks that are proving to be better, like , say Cucumber, Cypress, etc. But why is Robot Framework being men
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screwgoth
4y ago
Why would you check-in these CV pics rather than creating a Medium article or a personal blog?
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screwgoth
4y ago
The whole neal.fun site is awesome !! WARNING: Be prepared to forget about the next 30 mins. of your life.
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screwgoth
4y ago
Nice. Can't wait to try out some of thee with my 11-year old. At one point of time we used to be obsessed with paper planes ... and that's when we only knew 2-3 designs.
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screwgoth
4y ago
I remember an equally ambitious initiative called HSMC (Hindustan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company) was in talks a few years ago. I hope this one takes-off the ground in a better way. It's about time.
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screwgoth
5y ago
Brilliant. Awesome.
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screwgoth
5y ago
What a great read.
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screwgoth
5y ago
Love it. Write ideas to forget 'em. Reminded me of a blog I wrote a few years ago: https://medium.com/hackernoon/the-life-cycle-of-a-to-do-list...
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screwgoth
5y ago
Thank You. There's 30 mins. in the Watabou's "generator" blackhole
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screwgoth
6y ago
Wow !! This is the same page from where I started learning about Pthreads way back in 2004. 16 freaking years ago. I loved it then, love it now.
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Ckandr: A command-line cryptocurrency price ticker from Indian exchanges
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The Lifecycle of a To-Do List
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9y ago
"Atlas Shrugged" by Ayn Rand. I read it a couple of years after I hit my teens and was going to go to Junior College. It validated all my beliefs about meritocracy, atheism and recognition of self. To this day, I read it ( or part