vikram

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by vikram 6y ago
Break work down, so it can be done in a day by a developer. Track daily, i.e. switching to Kanban. If someone gets stuck ask another to help them, don't have too much work in progress at any time.
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by vikram 7y ago
Summing lists != IO
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by vikram 7y ago
Summing lists isnt IO
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by vikram 13y ago
Frontend and Python developers | London, UK | Picturehouse cinemas Picturehouse Cinemas Ltd is looking for Python developers and front-end engineers. Requirements - Python, html, css, javascript programming experience - Ability to s
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by vikram 13y ago
Picturehouse Cinemas Ltd (Hackney, London, UK) ======================================= Picturehouse Cinemas Ltd is looking for Python developers and front-end engineers. Requirements - Python, html, css, javascript programming experienc
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by vikram 14y ago
Newman Online. London, UK. We are looking for a Python Developer. We allow plenty of home working, but if you do come into the office, you get free tickets to the cinema we work above (and free barista made coffee). There's a lengthy descri
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by vikram 14y ago
You are the management. It's always your fault. If you didn't actually write the bug. You could have trained the person who wrote the bug. You could have reviewed her code. You could have not let them check it in. You could have not let the
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by vikram 16y ago
Get a oven thermometer every oven is different, and you want temp of atleast 220 C, wood ovens have temps of 500 C, so the higher the better. I would even put the grill on. And put the tray into the oven while it preheats. For the dough...
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by vikram 16y ago
Paper and the text editor.
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by vikram 16y ago
If you are happy with the IDEs then just use them. Having learned both vim and emacs over the past few years. I learned emacs so that I could use slime with lisp. Vim so that I could edit stuff on any server. Emacs has a big learning curve,
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by vikram 16y ago
Is the objective for him to come in on time? Or for the work to be done? I guess you are having buyer's remorse. Do you guys have a way of seeing progress in the product? That would be the first thing I would do. This way you can see if the
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by vikram 17y ago
Though I don't have any opposition to TDD as a technique, I have an issue when some developers believe that just because the code has tests it means that it works and if the code doesn't have tests it doesn't work.
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by vikram 17y ago
1.6 Billion people (quarter of the world's population), live without electricity. All of these people live in the developing nations. Without progress, these nations can't bring basic things like a glowing light bulb to large sections of th
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by vikram 17y ago
Does one need to be an expert to follow the argument and form an opinion about it? If that was the case then why don't we let the experts make decisions, not just provide information.
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by vikram 17y ago
excellent work. love it. Like the favorite feature. works really smoothly.
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by vikram 17y ago
Use hunchentoot, it's got a simpler api and documentation too. I used to use UCW, then I abandoned it in favor of hunchentoot. http://weitz.de/hunchentoot/
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by vikram 17y ago
There are different types of complexities.
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by vikram 17y ago
In uk most banks now transfer money within 2 hours.
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Ask HN: Would you use a service like GetSatisfaction to provide support?
1 points by vikram 17y ago|1 comments
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Fast text replacement with canvas and VML - no Flash or images required.(wiki.github.com)
1 points by vikram 17y ago|0 comments
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by vikram 18y ago
I would like to pick the color rather than enter the RGB numbers or the name.
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by vikram 18y ago
I'd let the spam come in the first instance and not publish the link, based on rules, or algorithms once you have more data. Later on you can block certain ip addresses. Also try creating a blacklist to get you started.
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by vikram 18y ago
Get the little schemer. It shows basics of functional programming. Download PLTScheme it's easily the best environment for scheme. Try the examples to get a hang of it.
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by vikram 18y ago
Management is to general. What specifically do you want this person to do? Build plans? Make decisions? Make sure the office is clean? If it is shape our business. I would say you need someone with a background in what you guys are working
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by vikram 18y ago
It works fine. But doesn't have sb-threads enabled so, at best you can use it for fun or development. Webservers like hunchentoot will give errors if you open a second request at the same time. The way to fix this is, to do a which sbcl to
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by vikram 18y ago
Mind Performance Hacks by Ron Hale-Evans has a bunch of recipes which deal with meditation. You could probably get it on http://safari.informit.com I think the first couple of weeks is free. Fourfold Breath is the basic technique. Or goog
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by vikram 18y ago
I didn't write a lot of the libraries. Maybe 50% of the code is mine, most the algorithm implementations, the rest of the stuff is picked up from previous projects or existing utilities that lisp programmer's have written. The reason one us
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by vikram 18y ago
Last project I worked on had 9154 lines of lisp code out of which 4800 lines are utilities, that I've accumulated and written. The utilities cover everything from hash, list, string, files, function, a simple version of prolog, some algorit
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by vikram 18y ago
Lisp has support for {} syntax for hashes. It's just not built in. Use a reader macro.
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by vikram 18y ago
A friend of mine created http://www.muvium.com/ . It lets you build the device virtually using java.

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