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   by architgupta 14y ago

   I didn't update our company's information with the domain registrar. You can take a look at the "About Us" and the "Contact Us" page. We mention about our company's name and the physical address of the headquarters. Our company's details ca
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   by architgupta 14y ago

   Yes, good idea.
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   by architgupta 14y ago

   We use SNI SSL certificate (running on appharbor). On Windows XP and IE-8, there are issues with certificate detection. (There's no issue with the actual transport layer security - All data transmission is over SSL. In case you are interes
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   by architgupta 14y ago

   Yes, its more like a tax document issued by employer at the end of the year. - It talks about the Salary + perks + allowances the employer gave the employee. - It mentions the Tax Deducted at source by the employer for depositing to the gov
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   by architgupta 14y ago

   Thank you for the kind words. :)
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   by architgupta 14y ago

   Thank you. I'll fix this :)
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   by architgupta 14y ago

   Here is a sample Form-16 explained: http://cleartax.in/Guide/understandingform16 (Its not a sample PDF unfortunately, but it shows what a typical Form-16 looks like)
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   by architgupta 14y ago

   Thank you for the feedback. :-) You are absolutely correct about users ignoring and mis-interpreting instructions, we constantly struggle with this. The suggestion is very good. I find the multi-year-dropdown cumbersome, but maybe it is mor
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   by architgupta 14y ago

   For women, there is an offer of free tax filing (till June 28th) http://cleartax.in/Meta/FreeIncomeTaxReturnFiling
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    by architgupta 14y ago

    Aah thanks! Makes sense. I'll add some share buttons.
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    by architgupta 14y ago

    In India, a Form-16 is like a W-2 in the US. We have tried to make tax filing simpler for users, where they can upload the form-16 and get 90% done with their tax return preparation. Here's a sample Form-16 explained: http://cleartax.in/Gu
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    Show HN: Prepare your Income Tax Return with a Form-16 upload(cleartax.in)

    57 points by architgupta 14y ago|40 comments
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    by architgupta 14y ago

    Empirically, the way to do really big things seems to be to start with deceptively small things. Want to dominate microcomputer software? Start by writing a Basic interpreter for a machine with a few thousand users. Want to make the univers
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    by architgupta 14y ago

    Gabriel, What are the other good places where you get feedback from?
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    by architgupta 14y ago

    The part about being holed up in an apartment resonated with me. I worked for a startup in the valley and then moved to India to start a new company. So being in a place where running a tech company is not the default is a lot of friction!
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    by architgupta 14y ago

    I wanted to thank you for this comment. It blew my mind to some degree. For me there were three specific ideas to take away from this comment (which I am guessing you wrote in a few minutes). I loved the quality of the writing. Insightful,
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    by architgupta 14y ago

    The other thing I wonder about is that in 2040, will we be still worrying about buffer overflows?
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    by architgupta 14y ago

    Congratulations on the successful launch Elon and Team! Guys, don't beat up other startups and people on what they are doing or will do. Celebrate this for what it is.
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    by architgupta 14y ago

    ARC's usage seems conflicted! :D
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    by architgupta 14y ago

    Aah thanks! Looks like many people like Big Nerd Ranch! I am going to spring the $22 then :)
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    by architgupta 14y ago

    Thanks a lot for the detailed reply. Much appreciated.
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    by architgupta 14y ago

    Thanks for the heads-up on ARC. Not averse to managing memory :-)
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    by architgupta 14y ago

    Yes, the general opinion seems to be: Use Objective-C with the new Automatic Reference counting mechanism. iOS libraries - in your opinion - what are some good resources to get familiar? (Google-fu results in a lot of links to wade through)
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    Ask HN: Experienced programmer, beginner to iOS (objective-C). Where to begin?

    29 points by architgupta 14y ago|34 comments
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    by architgupta 14y ago

    David has written a bit about how they got their initial traction in his blog. Can you ask him to comment on how Weebly got their users later on - word of mouth (they have a very high net promoter score), SEO, etc? I am a huge fan of David.
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    by architgupta 14y ago

    I am in Delhi (have also lived in San Francisco). Actually in SF, it was easy to remain fit, by just walking 7-8 miles after work with friends up and down the hills. In Delhi (at least in my part of town), its unsafe to walk/cycle in street
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    by architgupta 14y ago

    Appharbor is awesome for .NET (as an alternative to Azure). The article does ring true that valley based consumer startups run on Python/Ruby more often. (I am really not sure about the "enterprise" ones.)
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    by architgupta 14y ago

    Its like getting consistent physical exercise, isn't it? Keeping fit should be a priority - we feel happier, fitter, more relaxed after a workout. Yet its easy to laze around, sometimes checking email, hn, finding excuses to not go in today
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    by architgupta 14y ago

    I am reminded of Steve Yegge's excellent post on "Math for Programmers" : http://steve-yegge.blogspot.in/2006/03/math-for-programmers.... (posted multiple times before on HN). There are literally 100 cool things to learn and try: Like thi
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    by architgupta 14y ago

    Doing that now. That gets me thinking. I'll deploy a weekend app with meteor.