mohitmun

Just wanted to highlight that heap's engineering blog is one of the best I have ever come across. Love all articles by Kamal and Michael malis

How does tools like this work? Is it triangulated by pinging from different location?

Recently I figured Kademlia is how bittorrent achieves trackerless torrents. I used bittorrent-dht[0][1] to build simple decentralised ride hailing app(was able implement POC with end to end booking). I wonder what other modern problems can be solved by this technology

[0]: https://github.com/webtorrent/bittorrent-dht

[1]: http://www.bittorrent.org/beps/bep_0005.html

Huge fan of Nucypher. Recently At one hackathon, I used your proxy re-encryption to build decentralised KYC system. Amazing work you guys are doing!

I thought its bitcoin address at first

Checkout command line based spreadsheet editor. sc-im(https://github.com/andmarti1424/sc-im) if you are heavy vim user, you would definitely love it

Checkout sc-im(https://github.com/andmarti1424/sc-im) if you are heavy vim user, you would definitely love it

I extensively use [pngpaste](https://github.com/jcsalterego/pngpaste)

Now I can copy any images from browsers/screenshot into any location in terminal I want

Would this make it possible to build active noise cancelling using software?

It was introduced to me by CTO at my previous company.

25, learned vim, went from 100% sublime to 100% vim in 6 months.

I'm working two projects as of now. Both solves my own problem

1. https://github.com/mohitmun/howienduphere/

Problem: When browsing internet, I often come across really great blog/project/website etc. Its always good go back to origin of where I found it(let it be HN/reddit thread or some obscure blog). Most of the time I don't remember original source where did I find it mostly because its either in my pocket list or lost in dozens of tabs. this chrome extension will keep of all links i visited and their referrer(full urls not domain).

2. https://github.com/mohitmun/punter

Problem: Being rails developer, I love ORM(debatable). its very useful to quickly inspect data or run some manipulation. recently I was manipulating some CSV files, as well as sqlite db. I hate writing raw SQL for simple queries. so wanted to create a command-line tool where i can run simple queries (table.count, table.where(id > 3)) and get results. this should also work with CSV or any other db

consider creating separate repo? This looks real awesome. checkout JS implementation here. https://github.com/wolfgang42/rockstar-js

How do switch between both? Do you dual-boot or use VM or something similar?

https://www.deconstructconf.com/blog/how-to-prepare-a-talk This is really good write up on similar topic by Gary Bernhardt.