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I read the wikipedia article about this article. There is picture of a woman seconds before being killed. She is with her children. She was recently sexually abused and was trying to tie her buttons. And it is really devastating. How did United States get away with this? All that captain got was a 3 years house arrest?!

I know people have valid reasons to be skeptical about such projects. But maybe after 50 years or so when this kind of transport will be very common we will remember this day as one of the most historic events in the course of humanity.

I personally think this transition would have been more efficient if all engines are switched to the electric ones and electricity is provided from stationary solar power plants in the higher radiation regions. It will be more efficient and easy to maintain.

I just wish those solar panels don't get stolen. That's a major problem with major valuable government installations here. People have stolen coal, road construction material etc. Although this seems impossible with the solar panels as they have been attached tightly. But with internal help from government employees, it is not.

Just out of curiosity what was your technology stack ? You can't run a rails app with so many users on a $5 instance :)

why? isn't it new? how can it be helpful for a new beginner?

I am a newbie web developer. I have had no prior app development experience using other languages such as PHP or Ruby. for months I have been learning Go and web application development through books .I have been writing small web apps. I also read some good example code. I can understand it as well. But now I have and idea for a large web app. The thing is I have no idea how to put it all together.I am really confused where to begin? what to write first routes or models or templates?how should be my workflow so that it will be easy to refactor code later. P.S. that web app is kinda like hacker news but with a job board.so it will be having authentication , users ,posts etc

So will it more easy to start with Ruby on Rails

like jobs?

awesome link though!

thank you very much for your advice!that gamification thing is really true!

thank for your advice ! :)will keep this in mind!savings!

:)

thank you very much for your advice!

1. I have a background in c/c++ so found Go quite interesting and easy to learn. 2. I like its packaging system.and many good packages are available now for things like authentication,caching. 3.it just creates one binary.easy to deploy. 4.the inbuilt net/http package is awesome. No need of any external server. what do you say?

:) thanks. I just want to ask .. work-life balance is it important in your 20's ?

:) can you explain a little more about creating a value? thanks

thanks :). I am trying to build stuff ! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11674372

yeah and the "you've got only one life" perspective kept me inspired many times. and good sleep is rare (I am in college) but I have realized the importance of it . :) I am trying to wake up early and go for running and stuff !

what you gonna do about the selling part? I mean how do you develope it ?

thanks :) . how to learn about the selling part?

thank you for your advice ! I too was inclined towards Postgres .

ok will consider that !thanks for the advice.

thanx.

thank you for your advice. being part of developer communities really helps.I have gained a significant amount of knowledge in these online meetups, forums.

thank you for your advice. and yeah it is true ..unless you keep an open mind you don't know what else are you passionate about :)

:) procrastination is a major issue

This fifteen-part series, written from 1988 to 1995, is a non-technical introduction to compiler construction. You can read the parts on-line or download them in a ZIP file.

thank you for this advice. will try to live with passion:)

thanx man for the suggestion :-) will read that book ..for sure.