nielmalhotra
I Self-Sabotaged My Last Business. It Won't Happen Again
Re:How I got the media to talk about my side project
on Monday March 26, 2018 @08:47AM (#16678412)
I didn't want to seem too promotional but sure.
The article: http://growista.com/viral-posts-new-research/
Forbes mention: https://www.forbes.com/sites/cherylsnappconner/2018/02/19/by...
Another media placement: https://www.marketingprofs.com/charts/2018/33655/what-goes-v...
I used python and matplotlib to do the research on data I got from buzzsumo.com
How I got the media to talk about my side project
How I got the media to write about me:Hey everyone. Here's a repeatable, step-by-step process I figured out to get media to write about me, resulting in a backlink, traffic, publicity, and, of course, subscribers. I used this to get mentioned in MarketingProfs (a major marketing site) and Forbes.I know it's long but I tried to make things as concise as I could.First, you have to consider things...
Re:Welcome to the New AWS AI Blog
on Tuesday February 21, 2017 @10:33AM (#13696199)
Quick slightly unrelated question: Does anyone have a comparison of using Google cloud services vs AWS for machine learning? I'm planning to pick one, and I was leaning towards Google Cloud Services because of the TensorFlow support and the fact that Google is big on ML, making it likely that it's something that Google will support and be good at. With this blog post, I'm not sure.
Show HN: Tech Life IO, a blog about how to get programming jobs
Ask HN: What is the best JavaScript stack for a beginner to learn?
I'm an experienced Rails developer, and I'm helping a friend learn about javascript frameworks so he can eventually get a job (we're kinda learning together). He was considering the MEAN stack, but with the announcement of all the breaking changes in angular 2.0, I don't think it would be a good use of time to learn angular.It would be nice if there was a Rails of javascript, but there seems to...
Re:What I learnt bootstrapping my startup from Thailand for six months
on Saturday October 12, 2013 @06:05PM (#6540569)
Out of curiosity, where did you do your CS grad program, so that you could live on less than 1k a month?
Re:Ask HN: Where are the hard programming challenges/jobs?
on Saturday March 02, 2013 @05:09PM (#5311306)
Tweeted at you. Please respond when you get the time. Thanks.
Re:Ask HN: Where are the hard programming challenges/jobs?
on Saturday March 02, 2013 @11:46AM (#5310023)
So, I can't find your email. I checked your profile and your blog. I can follow you on twitter or whatever you like, but your advice would be extremely valuable.
Re:Ask HN: Where are the hard programming challenges/jobs?
on Saturday March 02, 2013 @11:13AM (#5309886)
I've learned that ruby/rails is not the place to go for tough challenges. Agreed. My question now is where do I go from here?
Re:Ask HN: Where are the hard programming challenges/jobs?
on Saturday March 02, 2013 @11:09AM (#5309870)
If I had money and free time, then I'd love to do research on my own. Thing is, I need a job to pay the bills :( I'm thinking of getting into freelancing and using that to float me as I get to do more and more research.
Ask HN: Where are the hard programming challenges/jobs?
I got started programming a couple of years ago because I like problem solving. The harder, the better. I know I'm not alone in feeling that way. I've gotten a bachelor's degree and learned a bit of ruby, rails, and other frameworks/languages, but I'm running into a problem. It seems like all jobs are just simple CRUD apps. I look at 99 percent of the software out there and know that I could do...