sunilkumarc

Looks amazing. Keyboard people are gonna love it.

For me, the best sentence in the essay was "Nothing made him angrier than making something simple sound complicated".

Once I had written a bash script to show a bubble notification on your linux machine after every X minutes, to remind you that you needed to be working. Just like in the hollow man movie.

I had written this script because I used to get distracted a lot while working.

I'm not understanding this. How is animation happening? What is S(t)? Can somebody please explain this project?

Are you completely sure that it is fake?

Why would they display a month old data on your home screen? Either it's realtime/delayed by a small amount of time or it's fake.

I understand now. Thanks Eric.

I'm new to deploying applications on a Cloud. Could you guys give some examples to 'not cloud agnostic applications'?

Even I thought it was something related to AI. But looks like it is just a simple text to speech utility.

I just saw 'Awesome' and 'Command Line' and confused it with the Awesome window manager of Linux.

I had never heard of codingame.com. This looks really interesting. Thanks for mentioning!

I don't understand why you would say this benchmark is useless. As we can see from the wiki, the core http module can handle just 65k requests/second. But the new websockets approach can handle a million requests/second. I think this is astonishing.

I feel the title is not informative enough. I'm also surprised, there are so little comments on something which is about Google!

I don't have a subscription to WSJ. Could someone provide any other link with the same news?

PhantomJS is a JavaScript API. This is a Python API.

Looks interesting. Thanks for the link! :)

+1. I'm also interested in learning how people have earned from their side projects.

Is this bill is passed, what does it mean for a person in India who wants to apply(from India) and get hired by a US company who has a very good skill set but doesn't have a master's degree?

You are speaking my mind here :)

Reddit!

Thank you :)

I wonder how many people know about this? And how exactly using '+something' helps in filtering spams?

Location: US, Europe, Australia Remote: No Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Node.js, Java, Backbone.js, Javascript, Python, Mocha/Chai, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, Linux, Git, REST, Spring Boot, Mockito Resume : Available upon request Email: sunilkumar.c682@gmail.com Github: https://github.com/sunilkumarc Linkedin: https://in.linkedin.com/in/sunilkumarc

One more thing I wanted to know is, how often do you guys practice coding competitive Data Structures and Algorithm questions? I feel it is very important to crack interviews these days.

I agree. In my case, I spend around 3-3.5 hours in commute everyday. This is the biggest challenge for me. After I get back home, I feel very tired and don't feel like doing anything.

Do you sponsor Visa for overseas developers?

+1

This list is really huge! Do we really need to learn all of this?

Even I have the same question.

Location: US, Europe, Australia

Remote: No

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Node.js, Backbone.js, Javascript, Python, Java, Mocha/Chai, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, Linux, Git, REST, Spring Boot, Mockito

Resume : Available upon request

Email: sunilkumar.c682@gmail.com

Github: https://github.com/sunilkumarc

Linkedin: https://in.linkedin.com/in/sunilkumarc