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1171.
by aditya 18y ago
http://www.techcrunch.com/2007/12/17/summize-a-sentiment-eng... Seems like they just went more real-time with their "review" analysis... still a cool concept. And they're funded by betaworks. http://betaworks.com/work.html
1172.
by aditya 18y ago
If you're running a pop3d or imapd - then it's much better (and safer) to have your script fetch email from there. Check: http://us3.php.net/imap If you're not running a pop3d or an imapd - then xirium's way is good - just get postfix to
1173.
by aditya 18y ago
You know, the new apple keyboards are NOT bad (expensive, but very very nice feedback on the keys) http://store.apple.com/us/product/MB110LL/A?fnode=home/shop_...
1174.
by aditya 19y ago
Couldn't see your email, but I've added mine to my profile -- feel free to drop me a note!
1175.
by aditya 19y ago
Both Canada and the UK are much easier to _immigrate_ to (especially if you're well educated) compared to the US, which was the original reason behind starting this thread. I think you can get your permanent resident status in both countrie
1176.
by aditya 19y ago
BTW, Where are all the UK startuppers? I know Auctomatic was founded there, then moved to the valley and now to Vancouver...
1177.
by aditya 19y ago
True. But, if you're looking to quit your day job and move to an immigration friendly country, being in a startup hub there is definitely a big plus.
1178.
Ask YC: Where to startup? (If not the US, then Canada or UK?)
27 points by aditya 19y ago|62 comments
1179.
by aditya 19y ago
heh -- you did leave an open invitation for the trolls :)
1180.
by aditya 19y ago
Read the man pages. Start with man perl, then read the following: perlintro, perlreftut, perldsc, perlretut, perlboot, perltoot. This should get you started then read all the others, get the Camel book which is the defacto reference. And wr
1181.
by aditya 19y ago
Looks like they went after Trac and the other SCM products with a raw and unfinished product - probably because the intern wrote it? :) Google code will become a good alternative to sourceforge, when all this functionality matures... good f
1182.
by aditya 19y ago
Hugh ( http://www.gapingvoid.com ) keeps updating the list, here: http://www.gapingvoid.com/Moveable_Type/archives/000932.html Tons of good stuff.
1183.
by aditya 19y ago
Second that, we had tons of problems with IE and sIFR on a fairly large site - and it is only good in SMALL amounts. We were doing the drop-down top navigation, the side navigation, footer links and some more aux links and it was slow as he
1184.
by aditya 19y ago
"If you want to build a ship, don’t drum up the men to gather wood, divide the work and give orders. Instead, teach them to yearn for the vast and endless sea." - Antoine de Saint-Exupery (from http://workhappy.net )
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YC Meetup in SF next week?
6 points by aditya 19y ago|1 comments
1186.
by aditya 19y ago
TripIt failed to recognized my itinerary (I suspect discount travel site screwup), but I just used YAPTA and their customer service has blown me away. They took my record locator and harassed the airline twice about getting me a refund in t
1187.
by aditya 19y ago
shoddy reporting by wired as usual. makes for a nice headline though.
1188.
by aditya 19y ago
ah -- the misinterpretation of text. sorry. PS. I think PikLuk is a good idea for a great market - best of luck!
1189.
by aditya 19y ago
so, you're saying that a "real small-to-medium sized" company cannot begin to be built while working a day job? get a beta out and see if it picks up steam? the author faced that dilemma and gave us his take, and you gave us yours. why all
1190.
by aditya 19y ago
how do you qualify that? wasn't del.icio.us built while joshua was moonlighting?
1191.
by aditya 19y ago
What is wrong with these python people? Just because they are given no options by their language of choice and are forced into following strict and arbitrary rules, they think a language that provides options is 'unclean' and 'messy'. What
1192.
by aditya 19y ago
ff3 beta2 is rock solid on the mac!
1193.
by aditya 19y ago
what's in it for Google? MSFT _sold_ DOS and became rich, GOOG is giving Android away.
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As a startup where would you host stuff? Dreamhost looks the cheapest?
3 points by aditya 19y ago|8 comments
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What we learned building Slideshare (Scalable Web Architectures (w/ Ruby and Amazon S3))(slideshare.net)
8 points by aditya 20y ago|0 comments