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by ashishk 17y ago
I've been skeptical since reading this: http://blog.jwegener.com/2009/04/23/bug-labs-versus-apple-do...
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by ashishk 17y ago
works fine for me. FF on OSX
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by ashishk 17y ago
I would consider moving to India for a top-tier incubator program. It seems like a nice long-term bet to place.
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by ashishk 17y ago
I think that's something to worry about if sales grow to significant levels. There are probably several solutions for that problem.
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Google CEO sees one small acquisition a month(reuters.com)
22 points by ashishk 17y ago|7 comments
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Ask HN: How can I find all domains that contain XYZ?
2 points by ashishk 17y ago|1 comments
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Jennifer 8. Lee hunts for General Tso (video)(ted.com)
1 points by ashishk 17y ago|0 comments
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Google Can’t Be Gamed; At Least Not by Meta Keywords(mashable.com)
1 points by ashishk 17y ago|0 comments
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Russian Billionaire Installs Anti-Photo Shield on Giant Yacht(wired.com)
25 points by ashishk 17y ago|36 comments
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by ashishk 17y ago
I saw somewhere that adult content drives a ton of traffic to tumblr. I know ning had some issues with this. I'd be curious to see if this happens to dailybooth. (I'm not completely crazy: http://dailybooth.com/ashh )
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by ashishk 17y ago
It'd be really cool to see the responses, only of course, if Jon is comfortable with this.
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by ashishk 17y ago
Questions for PG/ Jon: How many active users, and founders did DailyBooth have when it applied to YC?
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Check out the TicketStumbler redesign(ticketstumbler.com)
1 points by ashishk 17y ago|0 comments
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Where is the "silicon" in Silicon Valley?(bijansabet.com)
2 points by ashishk 17y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Why isn't Zappos the first result for the query "shoes"?(google.com)
4 points by ashishk 17y ago|4 comments
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by ashishk 17y ago
Very cool! The usernames are interesting. Some are still around, and many of them are (now hard to get) first names like sam, matt, greg, justin.
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by ashishk 17y ago
Really? I see a recommended bid, but not estimated # of clicks. Let me know and I can let you know how accurate it has been for me (been running test ads for 2 months).
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by ashishk 17y ago
Facebook will tell you the # of people you're targeting, but not the expected clicks. They might not have enough data to estimate clicks. Google indexed my site, and probably has more comparable data than FB does.
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Ask HN: How accurate is Google Adword's Traffic Estimator?
21 points by ashishk 17y ago|19 comments
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by ashishk 17y ago
meh. the original post to me seemed unnecessary, as does this reply.
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by ashishk 17y ago
I think it's too early to summize (ha!) who is going to make money in which way. But, I would point out that hypertargeted == local advertising. 74% of FB's ad revenues are from local businesses.* *Source: http://mashable.com/2009/07/20/fa
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by ashishk 17y ago
i agree 100%. he was a very sharp guy. worked in VC and definitely knew what he was doing. it was also impressive how he was prepared to walk out with nothing. my favorite line of his was something to the effect of "i will fight the same wa
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by ashishk 17y ago
i like the show, but there are things i do like and things i dont like. i dont like the silly pitches used for entertainment value. i feel like they belittle entrepreneurship/ startups. that said, once in a while there is an inspiring story
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by ashishk 17y ago
anyone reaching out to them?
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by ashishk 17y ago
they do other sites too, like gymticket.com. maybe someone could do a reverse domain lookup on their ip
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Poll: Thoughts on a Boston/ Cambridge HN Meetup?
5 points by ashishk 17y ago|6 comments
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by ashishk 17y ago
Yes
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by ashishk 17y ago
No
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by ashishk 17y ago
No, I dont think it's that simple. Generally speaking, successful Asian Americans who emigrated from Asia were already relatively wealthy and educated in their mother countries. Who else could afford to travel to the other side of the globe
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by ashishk 17y ago
Yeah it's a bit tricky. A few points to chew on. Race is a social construct. So it might have started as a ethnic marker, but it's constantly evolving. As it stands now, some say that your class actually defines your race. For example, let'

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