sumukh1

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by sumukh1 2y ago
This looks great. Do you have an ETA for a Ruby SDK?
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by sumukh1 3y ago
AngelList offers a equity management product Product: https://www.angellist.com/startups/equity Comparison to Carta: http://angellist.com/startups/angellist-vs-carta
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by sumukh1 3y ago
AngelList | ONSITE (San Francisco) | Full Time | Product Engineering (Full Stack, Rails, React) AngelList is hiring full stack software engineers who want to make technical _and_ business decisions. This role will work on software products
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by sumukh1 5y ago
I lived in the building for a while and there is a bit of subtle ramp into the building but it's not quite a 1.5 foot drop because the direction (Try looking at Google Street View from before 2020 at 350 Mission St and 399 Mission St)
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How to Be an Angel Investor(learn.angellist.com)
3 points by sumukh1 5y ago|0 comments
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AngelList Introduces Roll Up Vehicles(angellist.com)
16 points by sumukh1 5y ago|1 comments
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by sumukh1 6y ago
I used to spend a lot of time thinking about this while helping build software & TA'ing for Berkeley's introductory course (which uses Python & Scheme) and I largely agree with the author. If you're wondering why the
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by sumukh1 7y ago
I still prefer to setup ngrok because it allows me to view and replay requests. If the stripe cli supported that, then I'd move to use the cli entirely
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by sumukh1 8y ago
This is the textbook used for the introductory CS course (CS61A) at UC Berkeley. The course material is available at http://cs61a.org/fa18 (The course uses Python 3, Scheme, and SQL). There are some neat projects (students
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by sumukh1 10y ago
> as far as I understood you can use the grader with "--local" flag to check the correctness of your program, is that the case? Yes. The autograder is provided with each assignment.
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by sumukh1 10y ago
This is the textbook used for the introductory CS course (CS61A) at Berkeley. The course material is available at http://cs61a.org (The course uses Python 3, Scheme, and SQL). There are some neat projects (students are working o
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by sumukh1 11y ago
Here are some related links: Demo of Python Tutor being used in a computer science textbook: http://www.composingprograms.com/pages/17-recursive-function... The textbook above is from the introductory computer science
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by sumukh1 11y ago
This uses the Truffle framework and GraalVM. ( http://openjdk.java.net/projects/graal/ ) Related discussion about JRuby with Truffle: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10817110 If anyone wants to
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by sumukh1 12y ago
I actually built my own version of Watson based on this idea - jeopardy questions are often google-able/searchable on wikipedia. It was pretty easy to build out - but it only gets 80% of the way there. The last 20% is the hardest - and
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by sumukh1 12y ago
The demo video may have revealed a little bit about Nest's strategy here. The video showed Whirlpool relying on the Nest thermostat to be the smart hub and help control the energy usage. Nest seems to be selling the user experience rig
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by sumukh1 12y ago
I tried it out and for those who are asking for the difference between PhoneGap and other tools is that this takes your website, adds native components like navigation for menus that it detects and login capabilities. For example in about 1
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by sumukh1 12y ago
As a former student who created an iOS app for my school district - I really feel for you. Creating the application & working with the district was a great learning experience for me - perhaps the most useful thing I did in high school.
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Don’t Believe Anyone Who Tells You Learning To Code Is Easy(techcrunch.com)
209 points by sumukh1 12y ago|180 comments
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by sumukh1 13y ago
The challenge is to do that is that there is no "Pythonic" way of manipulating the DOM. When we were building a similar translator we included a way to interact with JQuery through a js object (i.e. js.document.addEventListener) -
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by sumukh1 13y ago
I've had the same issues and it's preventing me from using it for anything serious. A lot of the other things with DO (provisioning, backup, snapshots) are great but the network seems to the biggest issue at the SF datacenter.
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by sumukh1 13y ago
When I was in high school, I created an iOS app [1] for my school district and we made it open source (on the school district's GitHub [2] ) so other districts could benefit. Quotes from established ed-tech companies for a similar product w
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by sumukh1 13y ago
This is a hidden secret of the "App Store economy". To see how strongly the "Hot & New" dynamics are embedded into App Stores, check out the sections of the iOS App Store (Featured -> New & Noteworthy) or Google Play (Top Gross
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by sumukh1 13y ago
Regardless, the application has to be opened to get information about click through/context. The push notification can have a payload that your app uses when the app is opened via the notification.
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by sumukh1 14y ago
Being successful on the app store involves a bit more than making a great app. It's how you play the search ranking/rating game. There are quite a few things that need to be done right. The way you get ranked in Search plays a huge part in
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by sumukh1 14y ago
It is totally possible for school districts to develop their own software. I helped launch a similar project to create a mobile app for my school district when I was in high school. Quotes from ed-tech companies were much more expensive tha
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by sumukh1 14y ago
We made a similar compiler with the same goal of supporting text/python but it only compiled python it down into javascript. We could manipulate images from the webcam and make calls to jQuery and through python. In the end, it was hard to
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UC suspends new logo following public outcry(dailycal.org)
10 points by sumukh1 14y ago|2 comments
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Google Makes SDK Available For Its Native iOS Maps App(techcrunch.com)
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by sumukh1 14y ago
Good job on your previous work and on this project. I made an app for my school district when I was in high school and it was great to create something that I felt was useful. If there are other students trying to learn iOS reading this, th
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by sumukh1 14y ago
There's a strong power law with app revenue on iOS . The new updates in the iOS App Store continues to favor the top producers. Among iOS games the bottom 80% of apps make around 3% of the revenue. [1] This blog post has more information fr

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