vineet7kumar

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by vineet7kumar 10y ago
I am a fan of Mark Allen Weiss' Data structures and algorithm analysis in C ( https://www.amazon.ca/Data-Structures-Algorithm-Analysis-2nd... ). It is much smaller than CLRS and the algorithms are listed as C source code
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by vineet7kumar 10y ago
As much as I agree with you on the importance of good public transport, I am hopeful that the "car culture" will evolve into an alternative to the existing public transport systems; Once we have self-driving cars running on clean
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Screensaver was designed to literally save screens(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by vineet7kumar 10y ago|0 comments
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by vineet7kumar 10y ago
> considering how the state holds what was injected in higher esteem than whatever is native. It seems that most of the indignance pointed to at @pmarca is about (white) guilt shaming. If I understand your logic correctly, it seems that
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by vineet7kumar 10y ago
I don't see how the choice of a language that is practically the lingua franca of the modern technology and business world is related to being against the ideology of colonialism and people who support that. In my opinion, India's
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by vineet7kumar 11y ago
The gestures for fullscreen and minimize operations need 6 fingers. Using both hands to do anything on a touch screen seems very impractical (except for typing with both the thumbs on a reasonably sized screen or a split keyboard).
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by vineet7kumar 11y ago
There's a minor typo in the About section. It says "...We use Slack all the time wanted to...".
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by vineet7kumar 11y ago
Looks interesting! Thanks for the information.
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by vineet7kumar 11y ago
It would be nice to also have some notes about performance of both the languages for each of the tasks compared. I believe pandas would be faster due to its implementation in C. The last time I checked R was an interpreted language with its
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by vineet7kumar 12y ago
I feel that a good infrastructure by itself is hard to sell, but easy accessibility of the infrastructure and stuff built around it (for example the play framework in case of Typesafe) could be a good sell.
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by vineet7kumar 12y ago
In my opinion, The value of programming "systems" like MATLAB lie in the fact that their primary customers are not really programmers but people like scientists and engineers who need to use computers and don't really want to
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by vineet7kumar 12y ago
Location: Montreal, Canada Remote: Yes Technologies: Compilers, compiler optimizations, Java, C, MATLAB, X10, Recommender systems, performance management and testing. Willing to relocate: Yes Resume: http://j.mp/VineetKumarR
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Ask HN: Part-time freelancing to bootstrap our startup?
2 points by vineet7kumar 12y ago|0 comments
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An algorithm to read complex declarations in C(vineetkumar.net)
2 points by vineet7kumar 15y ago|1 comments
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Using astrology and facebook to predict India's growth pattern (vineetkumar.net)
1 points by vineet7kumar 15y ago|1 comments
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Tweetinawhile.com timezone hack(vineetkumar.net)
1 points by vineet7kumar 16y ago|0 comments
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by vineet7kumar 16y ago
If you are getting money for some website or some service and your customers are general users, I guess it is best to stick to paypal (please get a PAN card ASAP). General users might be uncomfortable to use other lesser known methods to ma
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by vineet7kumar 16y ago
It's just that everyone knows more about their own trade than others. My Dad's an automobile engineer and he thinks it's kinda funny that I do not really understand how a 4-wheel drive works...and I find it funny that he doesn't get why his
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by vineet7kumar 16y ago
Sure it's easy to get hurt if you do not use a hammer with care but you just can't be a good carpenter without knowing how to use a hammer properly . NOM
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by vineet7kumar 16y ago
You are an inspiration specially for budding 1 person entrepreneurs in India like me. :) Good luck !!
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by vineet7kumar 16y ago
Hi devmonk, Thanks for the useful reply. I actually did check with Boomerang guys during my undergrad days. Boomerang project has been there for quite sometime and it is great stuff. But as far as I remember the guys who worked on it eventu
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Ask HN:Anyone interested in decompilers?
2 points by vineet7kumar 16y ago|2 comments
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by vineet7kumar 16y ago
I am in almost same position as you. Looking for expert advice.
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by vineet7kumar 16y ago
I watch TV.
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by vineet7kumar 16y ago
I don't think 9 out of 10 are doomed. I mean, yes may be 9 out of 10 startups fail but the founders do not. They add so much to their skills that they are easily hired by good companies (or may be successful startups) for good work. For fo
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by vineet7kumar 16y ago
I have used MPDF given the limitations of the shared server I am using. But I would definitely give a try to your extension.
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Ask HN:How practical is the goal to earn about 40K US$ in a year
21 points by vineet7kumar 16y ago|15 comments
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by vineet7kumar 16y ago
This post reminds of the Ballmer peak comic at xkcd. http://xkcd.com/323/
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Ask HN:How do you cope with frustrations in single person startups.
9 points by vineet7kumar 16y ago|14 comments
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by vineet7kumar 16y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. I've updated that in the right hand column but yes mentioning it near the time seems a better idea.

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