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by subir 6y ago
Imo, those were the times of unbounded creativity. With the limited, primitive tools, devs (webmasters?) of that era achieved great results. A big chunk of modern websites lack character and look nearly the same to me. I know - consistency,
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by subir 7y ago
I love it! Thanks for sharing under-the-hood stuff!
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by subir 8y ago
Polymorph | Lead Engineer (Frontend) | Full-time | Bangalore, India | Onsite | ₹20L-₹25L Polymorph ( https://getpolymorph.com/ ) provides a machine-learning driven revenue intelligence platform. Our customers include Mozilla,
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by subir 8y ago
Yeah, I guess I started off the hard (wrong?) way. The first few websites I built was typed out on notepad. Progress was slow and excruciatingly difficult. Then, I discovered FrontPage and my productivity went through the roof :) Of course,
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by subir 8y ago
FrontPage 97 was the first WYSIWYG tool I ever used, since graduating from the humble text editors. IIRC, I got a free upgrade to FrontPage98. Coupled with Visual InterDev, it formed the core of my webdev workflow. At the time Macromedia w
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by subir 8y ago
> Visual InterDev Haven't come across that word for over ~15 years =)
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by subir 8y ago
Affiliate links from the 90s :) And what a wonderful tool Flash was, before Adobe crapped all over it. Those were the days!
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by subir 8y ago
Ah! Those were the days when there were no admins, there were 'webmasters'! They were the people behind building and maintaining the website. Think webdev + ops. Nothing today compares to the grandeur of being a 'Webmaster&#
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by subir 8y ago
Jasc PSP 5 was the first full-blown image editor I ever used. Those were the days when I was taking baby steps with web design. Absolutely loved the no-nonsense, workflow. Not to mention, it seemed to pack every feature imaginable in a smal
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by subir 8y ago
I consulted for a certain 'unicorn startup' based in India during their stealth stage. I joined another (now defunct) startup as employee #2. Worked my @$$ off for 3 years before I called it quits. From my own experience: Pros: -
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by subir 9y ago
Polymorph | Python/Django Engineer | Full-time | Bangalore, India | Onsite | ₹10L-₹15L Polymorph ( http://getpolymorph.com/ ) provides a machine-learning driven revenue intelligence platform. Our customers include Mozill
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WebAssembly support now shipping in all major browsers(blog.mozilla.org)
574 points by subir 9y ago|339 comments
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Promise.prototype.finally(github.com)
2 points by subir 9y ago|0 comments
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India to get its first 1Gbps broadband via ACT(actcorp.in)
1 points by subir 9y ago|0 comments
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by subir 11y ago
Per my understanding, a component is meant to be a re-usable unit which can be included in one or more views. A View can be thought as a single 'page' of the application, (eg: Login, Home, etc) which may be composed of several com
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by subir 11y ago
Can I have some of the stuff he is smoking? I doubt if this article will help your cause. Given his outlandish beliefs, I doubt whether this co-worker of yours is open to any scientific reasoning.
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by subir 11y ago
Performance was fine for me and I am on a dated machine (Lenovo Z560) running Firefox with about 20 tabs open. I discovered this game some time ago, from the CopperLicht engine home page[1]. I am a web-developer by day and an amateur 3D des
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by subir 12y ago
This takes DIY to the next level! Can someone point me to more of this person's works? In retrospect, was resurrecting the dying board with a "transplant" the best solution? Harvesting the components and etching a fresh board
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by subir 12y ago
Same here. Try these: http://material-ui.com/#/components/left-nav http://material-ui.com/#/components/inputs http://material-ui.com/#/components/dropdown-menu
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by subir 12y ago
Fascinating!
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by subir 12y ago
Whoa! Jasper posts to HN!
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by subir 12y ago
This particular one had me in splits (:
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by subir 12y ago
Wow!
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by subir 12y ago
Gem of an article! Echoes several thoughts and notions I have acquired over the years, the hard way. Here's hoping it reaches grad students, young researchers and the like.
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by subir 12y ago
My thoughts exactly. I bookmarked this as 'Speed Reading', instead.
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by subir 12y ago
Glad to know that I am not the only one who did that :P
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by subir 12y ago
'Practical thinker' it is. Fairly accurate. I've been a coder and entrepreneur. I love solving problems and building stuff.
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HANA Visionary Vishal Sikka Resigns From SAP(techcrunch.com)
1 points by subir 12y ago|0 comments
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by subir 12y ago
This was on HN some time last week: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7521180 Good site, though.
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by subir 12y ago
Nice work! I am gonna recommend this to my kid brother. Looking forward to more examples and intermediate/advanced topics.

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