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by 2511 1y ago
but that's the thing. Its not novel. As in, I am inventing something. I see a gap and opportunity and began to execute. I am worried about AI because it has reduced the entry barriers. Much easier now to write code or atleast build MVP
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by 2511 1y ago
You/we pick AI as a threat because we understand it, but a good sales person is just as much of a threat to your idea. this is a great insight. never thought of it that way. thanks so much
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Ask HN: Is it worth building a non-AI software company?
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by 2511 2y ago
I am not from Kerala but I have spent the last 25 years there. I have family in Kerala. Kerala got rich because of emigration. Sometime during the 80s, Keralites began migrating to gulf in very large numbers. The foreign remittance is the b
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by 2511 2y ago
you are correct. Padmanabhan temple apparently has gold worth 22 billion dollars. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Padmanabhaswamy_Temple_treas...
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by 2511 5y ago
And then there are many companies where there are still silos, almost no automation, systems engineers are more focused on machines than the product and the company advertises SRE role- simply because its the trend.
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by 2511 6y ago
If you don't mind- could you please elaborate on "taught her how to breathe properly"
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Malware-Infested Laptop sold for 1.3M dollars(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by 2511 6y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Google hiring process for Engineering manager
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by 2511 11y ago
Read 'The tin drum' about 10 years ago. Didn't get a lot of it but I remember getting very fascinated with it. Kind of like Murakami but I found Murakami easier to read. Time to read 'The tin drum' again. R.I.P Mr g
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by 2511 12y ago
Google easily answers a lot of these questions. for ex: When will the sun rise today in city X. it works even for a small village in India
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by 2511 12y ago
Please note:This is NSFW
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by 2511 12y ago
Well..its India..too may practical issues that can dig into your profit
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by 2511 12y ago
Also: 5) They implemented cash on delivery. A very brave and novel approach. This basically instilled confidence in the indian online buyer 6) Fast delivery. I will go ahead and say probably as good as Amazon or even better in big cities. T
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by 2511 12y ago
I like that the Indian start up scene is getting serious now. Entrepreneurs are brave enough to compete with the big players unlike a few years ago when most start ups were basically simple web apps or a tech consultancy kind of thing. As a
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by 2511 12y ago
I like that the Indian start up scene is getting serious now. Entrepreneurs are brave enough to compete with the big players unlike a few years ago when most start ups were basically simple web apps or a tech consultancy kind of thing. As a
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by 2511 12y ago
I always wonder. How do you get people to use these kind of apps? How do you cold start this? For people to use this, you need content. For content, you need people. Chicken and egg.
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by 2511 12y ago
like this idea. Though it looks like Ustream is already doing it. Also the challenges with the app: How to ensure that the video was actually shot on that particular location. What if the "cammer" turns off location settings?