aagha

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by aagha 16y ago
Cool design and layout. What's the radius you've set for your search? I put in an East Bay zip (in the SF Bay Area) and nothing came up.
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by aagha 16y ago
I'm curious what your framework of choice is.
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by aagha 16y ago
This is one of the specific reasons the Stripes Framework ( http://stripesframework.org/display/stripes/Home ) was created. The idea behind it is that most Java frameworks require too much configuration and the start-up time (to get rollin
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by aagha 16y ago
Really? - http://www.tiobe.com/index.php/content/paperinfo/tpci/index....
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by aagha 16y ago
Not sure if it covers all your bases, but check out Raible's AppFuse - http://appfuse.org
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by aagha 16y ago
Here here. Redmine is sweet, though the support can be a little slow on the forums. That said, it has great issue tracking, issue conversations, multiple SCM repo integration, wikis, news, forums, etc.
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by aagha 16y ago
"I think most businesses have a very particular need that I could help meet as a consultant..." Why do you think this? Do you know of the companies that have this need? If so, they're the first on your list for you to network into. Promote
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by aagha 16y ago
Read "The Road" by Cormac McCarthy and sit back while your mind gets blown--more true if you have children.
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by aagha 16y ago
There's an excellent response to this day by Nihad Awad: CAIR: A Muslim Response to 'Draw Muhammad Day' http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/cair-a-muslim-respon...
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by aagha 16y ago
Awesome! Thanks!
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by aagha 17y ago
I haven't taken a position on this matter yet, but is anyone (credible) looking into whether the hype around this story was generated on purpose as an attempt to smear American Muslims? See: The Radical "Muslim" Group That Threatened South
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by aagha 18y ago
Given the other posts, there's a mix needed, and a startup CEO might need to be very different from a scaling company CEO. In a startup, who's on your team matters. Are you a two man show? You (the generalist) and your co-founder/CTO (tec
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by aagha 18y ago
I don't think you can make that assumption unless you have preferred stock.
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by aagha 19y ago
domainmonger.com - Cheap. Simple to use. No hassles.
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by aagha 19y ago
I'm not concerned about evoking anything--but it obviously evoked passion in you. That's a good thing to see though, and I'm glad there's people that feel so strongly about humans continuing to exist on the planet for millenia to come! I'
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by aagha 19y ago
Did I assume it was a negative outcome? I didn't say so--why do you think I'm assuming its negative?
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by aagha 19y ago
If and when machines reach the point of self sufficiency, given that they'll supposidly be driven by rational and logical thought (though post-Singularity irrationality and illogical thought could be conceivable) they'll see humans as, well
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by aagha 19y ago
If the Singularity doesn't happen, then humans will probably live for another few millenia. If (and when) the Singularity /does/ happen, humans will be wiped off the planet within a few centuries.
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by aagha 19y ago
There model's not a bad one. Most analysts predictions is that in social networking, two things will happen: A) There will be a couple of massive players (Myspace, Facebook, etc.) B) There will be a ton of niche players--you already see th
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by aagha 19y ago
I don't disagree, but at the same time, it does take an eye to be able to spot a good idea. If you look at Karim's LinkedIn profile ( http://www.linkedin.com/in/jawedkarim ), he worked at IPO and then helped to found YouTube--two not so ba
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by aagha 19y ago
Yes--but not for a startup/hacker group. I brought a wiki into the enterprise to help manage my team of developers, support staff, testers, and product development. We use MediaWiki- www.mediawiki.org Our experience has been excellent. Eve
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by aagha 19y ago
I won't say it's "as good as big co experience" (pg), but it is valuable. A lot of how someone interprets your year depends on who's looking at your resume (they're not obsolete, no matter what anyone says). If on one hand you're applying
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by aagha 19y ago
I think one way to look at this is from an NPV (Net Present Value) perspective. If you work on a project where your cost to implement it is $x, but the reason you decide to undertake the project is because you think it's value is >$x+$
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by aagha 19y ago
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&client=opera&rls=...
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Ask YC: How important do you think it is to have a blog?
13 points by aagha 19y ago|20 comments
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by aagha 19y ago
Before you can sign up, you have to download the latest version of the Internet.
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by aagha 19y ago
This is a great point--at what point specifically did things go from 1.0 to 2.0? Were there no 2.0 betas? I think a lot of this might be driven by marketers/advertisers trying to sell their clients on "a new way" of selling their content.
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by aagha 19y ago
When I started consulting I was able to find small "gigs" here and there by tapping my personal network to find out if people I knew (or people they knew) had any projects aligned with my skill-set that needed working on. I was aslo willing
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by aagha 19y ago
Good suggestion on acting like a potential customer. Furthermore, I agree that these questions may be at an "industry analysis" level. As such, I'd advise looking into utilizing http://www.marketresearch.com/ or http://www.gartner.com/