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Twitter: @rohitagarwal003
We started using it recently and it's been amazing.
A large number of ASF projects in the Big Data space are inspired by Google's publications. Good to see Google finally taking the lead and coming out with code.
And very glad to read that they decided to contribute to this instead of working on their own solution for the same problem. Kudos!
boto3: https://github.com/boto/boto3/tree/develop/boto3
boto: https://github.com/boto/boto/tree/develop/boto
It don't understand why python3wos changed its status.
1) www.hnsearch.com had three sort options: relevance | date | points. It would be great if the new search also have all three options.
2) Please make your legacy style exactly like the old one. That style matched HN style perfectly. Right now there is an extra line which links to the HN thread (we are used to clicking the comments link for that) and the way comments are displayed feels not right.
Here's how Mint.com stores your banking credentials: https://www.quora.com/How-do-mint-com-and-similar-websites-a... I assume LinkedIn Intro would be using a similar technique.
http://www.indiegogo.com/projects?filter_country=CTRY_US&fil...
Here's what I searched for -
-my name (Google, I chose Google because it gave more of my results, which may not be fair.)
-extract articles from websites (Google, in this search google's result were much better.)
-python ide for mac (Draw)
-new york time (Draw)
-glusterfs (Draw)
In the US you pay for watching TV Series online on Netflix. Those series are sometimes delayed by months. In India most of the TV Shows are available to view on the next day on YouTube (http://youtube-global.blogspot.in/2012/03/19000-episodes-of-...)
In the US you pay for streaming music services like Spotify. On the other hand all of the Bollywood songs are available for unlimited free streaming on http://www.saavn.com. They even have a free iPhone/Android app with unlimited streaming (The app and websites use adverts as the main revenue stream.)