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by amrithk 18y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. So the javascript file would basically write the html markup for the widget? How would it handle interaction with the database? Can I use it to write php code as well?
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Creating widgets
2 points by amrithk 18y ago|4 comments
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by amrithk 18y ago
How can I access this title automatically in the first place? Are you familiar with any PHP solutions in particular? Thanks again
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by amrithk 18y ago
Any resources on how to do this?
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How do you get blurbs from a website?
1 points by amrithk 18y ago|5 comments
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by amrithk 18y ago
It depends. A few months ago, my current room-mate had an idea for a startup. We decided to move in together as it would be easier to brainstorm ideas, code, and plan what we needed to do. Both of us have full-time day-jobs and we work on w
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by amrithk 18y ago
A company needs to have reliable free cash-flow to be able to pay all the debt taken out by financial sponsors. Not sure if many current startups fit that profile
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PHP coding question
3 points by amrithk 18y ago|7 comments
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by amrithk 19y ago
Thanks for the links and information. It seems like there aren't too many options. The other visa classes seem too restrictive.
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by amrithk 19y ago
It doesn't. But the company will have to be registered as a U.S. based entity first which may take some time and will only be done after YC starts.
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Getting visas to attend programs like YC
19 points by amrithk 19y ago|26 comments
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REST Tutorial
1 points by amrithk 19y ago|2 comments
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by amrithk 19y ago
This advice might sound a bit "old-school". I would recommend you stick with college for at least another year or two. Being a recent graduate myself, I can understand how the stuff you learn in college seems pointless and may not be applic
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by amrithk 19y ago
That sounds like a good idea. I am already working at another company on a H1-B visa and run my venture just as aside. To really pursue this full-time, one route I am thinking is to apply to business-school and work on my venture through th
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by amrithk 19y ago
Another program we've been looking at is TechStars (www.techstars.org). Its based in Colorado, which I believe, is emerging as a startup hub.
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by amrithk 19y ago
The problem is we are all from different countries. If I move to the country of my origin, my team-mates will need a visa to move to that country. Of course, its much easier to work from different parts of the world but not sure how advisab
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by amrithk 19y ago
Thanks for the advice.... I don't think I want to go the sham marriage route :-)Perhaps the best thing would be to consult an immigration lawyer. Just wanted to know if anyone has had similar experiences to mine as to attend a program like
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Creating a startup in the U.S.
12 points by amrithk 19y ago|16 comments
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by amrithk 19y ago
Interesting to see the things people are doing. A few months ago, 2 of my friends from college and I came up with an idea for allowing people to create polls online and give them tools to look at the results in more detail. Only problem was
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by amrithk 19y ago
Thanks for the reply. I'll check out those public forums as well. But the idea of testing the UI out informally is also pretty good.
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Startup mentors
8 points by amrithk 19y ago|8 comments