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Rajiv_N
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Comment #7327095
Diane Greene is amazing! I think I can listen to her speak all day long
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Comment #7199484
I think jq's data methods allow you to store any type of object. So in the example above, '60' would be stored as a Number and not a String. When you extract it, you would get the …
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Comment #7164001
Qasar's story is amazing and inspirational. Was he able to convey his story in his application to YC and is that the reason you selected him in? Or did someone at YC already know h…
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Comment #7134688
Can some of the risk be mitigated by sending the user an email to confirm the connection? If the user has a verified email address on file before the connection is attempted, the f…
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Comment #6573949
While this format may not work for everyone, for a UI person, I think this is an awesome way to apply. Great Job! How difficult would it be for you to allow printing in a resume fo…
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Comment #5506206
I like the landing page. As I was reading through, I found something you may want to correct: "Take more photos anyway! ... so you can _you_ enjoy all ..." There is an additional "…
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Show HN: Re-Imagining the College Essay
Our goal is to make the college paper more engaging and shareable. On our site https://chalktips.com , users publish "booklets" which are counterparts to the traditional essay. Ess…
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Comment #4703057
Wow! Thanks for replying. I have already been down-voted once for what I posted and was beginning to think my comment was a huge mistake. As hackers we get trained to look at detai…
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Comment #4700362
I know this is a minor issue. But when I publish something I want people to inform me of problems. Please note that I don't mean to be disrespectful and just want to help. So here …
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Comment #4029369
FWIW, the google service mentioned in the article works via https as well. [ https://www.google.com/s2/u/0/favicons?domain=css-tricks.com ] I think the best way to handle this woul…
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Comment #3747178
"imagine you woke up tomorrow and there was no google". So you mean there would be no analytics (something gizmodo probably uses), no gmail, no google docs, no code.google.com and …
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Comment #3622934
Aha! Thanks for the explanation. Now I get it.
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Comment #3622710
"Graham is the cofounder of Y Combinator, the investment firm that plugs seed money ($18,000 on average) into early stage startups in exchange for mentorship and access to its ever…
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Comment #3585077
The spec has provisions for automatic semicolon insertion that need to be considered carefully before deciding to completely ignore them. Now consider that http://twitter.github.co…
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Comment #3584883
I have created a repo at git://github.com/rajivnavada/bootstrap.git that addresses this issue in the Makefile. Basically, I added a 'proper' target that 'bootstrap' depends on. Thi…
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Comment #3584787
Yeah, I've been thinking about doing this. I was kinda hoping that the missing semicolons were just an oversight on the bootstrap teams part. Now that I know there is some demand f…
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Comment #3584723
Thanks for drawing my attention to this. Currently, I maintain a separate branch simply for adding the missing semicolons so that I can link the individual bootstrap files with my …
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Comment #3580108
I think you are over-analyzing. Like others have said in this thread, TO's are expected from PG's. While, these stats need to be considered, you should also consider the timing of …
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Comment #3450690
When I was beginning to learn HTML, this article helped me get a grasp over encodings etc... Thanks @spolsky. I started following your blog after reading this :)
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Comment #3336169
Is the SC namespace going to stay or is the code going to be refactored (ex: SC.Object becomes A.Object)? Just curious. For the name, how about dotbind.js :)? (I LOVE SC.Binding)
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Comment #3316789
Got it! Thanks for the explanation. Makes sense.
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Comment #3315360
:) Thanks for sharing your work. If you have the time could you elaborate on why Redis is not good for Rails exceptions?