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How LinkedIn makes money(nytimes.com)
15 points by amrithk 18y ago|5 comments
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by amrithk 18y ago
I like the preview feature (when you scroll on a link and it displays the media) I would work on communicating your idea to the user. What is this website about? What problem are you trying to solve (like others have said)? I wasn't entirel
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Error in JQuery.js?
1 points by amrithk 18y ago|1 comments
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YC applicants who are internationals
3 points by amrithk 18y ago|0 comments
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by amrithk 18y ago
I have not used vim very much. I have a friend who does and it is his editor of choice. I personally use (and prefer) Notepad++. Its got a decent stable of shortcuts, loads up quickly, and works reasonably well with many languages.
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by amrithk 18y ago
Thanks for sharing this.
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File uploads with JQuery?
2 points by amrithk 18y ago|2 comments
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by amrithk 18y ago
Sorry. This may be a really dumb question....but how do you make sure they are in DNS?
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Www1 vs www2 vs www3 etc
2 points by amrithk 18y ago|2 comments
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Who Will Rule The New Internet?(time.com)
1 points by amrithk 18y ago|0 comments
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Hyperwords(economist.com)
6 points by amrithk 18y ago|0 comments
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Alternative to Amazon EC2?
6 points by amrithk 18y ago|13 comments
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by amrithk 18y ago
Any tutorials / services that show how one can get instance running up quickly? I am a newbie to this.
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by amrithk 18y ago
I develop in a Windows environment currently. I currently use S3 as a storage solution so I am somewhat familiar with Amazon's web service offerings. EC2 seems really compelling but I am still not really sure how it all works (how the MySQL
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Using Amazon EC2
11 points by amrithk 18y ago|16 comments
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PHP Unit testign
1 points by amrithk 18y ago|1 comments
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A new approach to optical computing(economist.com)
1 points by amrithk 18y ago|0 comments
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An interesting, useful new web service(rememberthemilk.com)
1 points by amrithk 18y ago|2 comments
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Why Sega should launch a new console(cnet.com)
1 points by amrithk 18y ago|0 comments
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by amrithk 18y ago
Hi, I am working with two other people in creating a web application and we were in the same position a year ago. We steadily picked up programming over the months and of course, there were many stumbles along the way. We still have a lot t
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by amrithk 18y ago
Thats a great idea. There;s a wealth of information (links, posts etc) in HN and it would be nice to easily access a submission that was posted in the past.
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Overwhelmed by the barrage of web services?
2 points by amrithk 18y ago|1 comments
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by amrithk 18y ago
I heard the U.S. govt recently extended OPT for 2.5 years. You should be able to work in a startup for at least that long. If you have contributed a lot to the startup's growth, hopefully they won't mind sponsoring you for a H1-B visa after
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by amrithk 18y ago
Sure. Thanks for replying. That would be interesting. Send me an email at amrithk(at)gmail(dot)com and I can try and see if there are other people who might be interested in this sort of thing closer to the time.
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by amrithk 18y ago
We were actually hoping to meet people individually. But gathering a group of people at one place does not seem like a bad idea. I'll try and figure something out.
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Meetup with startups in the Bay Area
11 points by amrithk 18y ago|4 comments
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by amrithk 18y ago
Well, we have used PHP extensively until now. We have gotten more disciplined in designing code, compartmentalizing it into classes, documenting the code etc. However, I recently read an article on YC about how many startups go through a ph
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by amrithk 18y ago
Its been informative learning about your experiences. What do you mean by frameworks? Something like a backend scripting language, a templating tool (like Smarty or PHPTal), etc?
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by amrithk 18y ago
Thats interesting. What is it about Phyton that makes it attractive?
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What do hackers think of PHP?
41 points by amrithk 18y ago|87 comments

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