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149 karma · joined March 29, 2016
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Rajat Arora
Principal Engineer at Algoworks
New Delhi, India
Contact: r@rajat.co
[0]: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1210933/draw-io-diagr...
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Open to it
Technologies: Java, Spring/Spring Boot, Elasticsearch, AWS, MySQL, MongoDB, RabbitMQ
Résumé/CV: https://www.dropbox.com/s/mg017wo50vfnlfa/resume_rajatarora_...
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rajat190/
Email: r@rajat.co
I'm a software developer with 7 years of experience building backends for web apps. I'm comfortable with microservice architectures and building scalable, fault-tolerant systems. Open to full-time opportunities only.
The jubilation of those who had made the target... MY GOD!!
Luckily I only had public repos, so I created a new account and forked them all. Support had told me that if there isn't any login activity in the blocked account for a period of six months, they would delete the account and release the username. And yes, I had to follow up after six months were up to make that happen.
It would seem that the author personally received the email and replied with an attachment as a "professional courtesy", while completely automating the process in the background.
I can only hope that this results in better developers entering the workforce few years from now.
They also have higher tiers if you want to send more emails.
2) More than 10 - Airtel, Excitel, Den, Spectranet, MTNL, Vodafone, Jio, Idea, Tata, Tikona, MTS (and a few others?)
3-4) Highest bandwidth is 150 Mbps, costs around 1500 INR a month (~$22). No data cap that I know of.
5) Cheapest is definitely Jio. 1.4 GB a day at 4G speeds (mobile broadband) and after that unlimited at 64kbps. Costs 400 INR (~$6) for 84 days.
6) Service for Jio is spotty. Service for that 150 Mbps plan (Spectranet) is top notch.
7) Yes, MTNL is a govt entity. Their plans have no data caps but are very expensive as compared to others.
8) Definitely like my ISP. I get 100 Mbps from Excitel at 800 INR a month (~$12). I can almost achieve 96 Mbps downstream and 90 upstream. No data caps. No major connectivity issues either (the connection may drop around once a month but I don't mind)