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by askar 16y ago
I'm aware of it but since it looks like they don't even acknowledge the receipt of the email pitches it kind of confuses us to wait and see or just completely forget about it and move on. That's when I thought of asking how long to wait til
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Ask HN: How long to wait after initial pitch to TechCrunch?
12 points by askar 16y ago|10 comments
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by askar 16y ago
Alfred makes QuickSilver run for its hype. It may not be as customizable as QuickSilver but it does the job very well and a lot nicer than QuickSilver.
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by askar 16y ago
Why not Facebook.com? It was one of the social network sites that stood out in terms of its clean and simple interface and still todate they've kept improving the many UI elements and have brought some nice touch to some of the UI elements
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by askar 16y ago
I love CodeIgniter for PHP but every time I peek into RoR I feel like home. The main turn off for me so far was the deployment overhead. With CodeIgniter you can just carry your entire web app in a thumb drive and plug it into any machine t
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What's the best time to launch a consumer facing web app in the New Year 2011?
2 points by askar 16y ago|0 comments
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by askar 16y ago
I completely agree to this...nothing comes as close to Adsense in terms of everything.
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What are the best ways to analyze a market?
1 points by askar 16y ago|1 comments
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by askar 16y ago
I get into the rhythm (the creative rhythm, I mean) by ~ 9 or 10 PM and could go on till early morning ~ 2 AM. Had to get up ~ 7 for day job. Sleep debt easily builds up over the work week and I try to catch up during the weekends and most
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by askar 16y ago
Who uses resumes still? They are very easy to fake and I think no one takes it serious anymore.
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Ask HN: How are you swifting through Hacker News content overload?
1 points by askar 16y ago|2 comments
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by askar 16y ago
I second that...CodeIgniter is really nice with no fuss...Rails is nice too unless you get familiar with it...in the mean time CodeIgniter is your rescue. Simple framework that's quite flexible.
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by askar 16y ago
It's just too complicated and the trust factor is a lot less for the company. They cheated with a mail-in rebate offer but never was honest enough to fulfill the promise. Many follow ups ended up with unnecessary stress and I'm done with Qu
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by askar 17y ago
It's a simple app and a different concept but why is the the minimum time limit is 15 mins? What if I just have 5 mins? Also, can we set some priorities to the tasks so when you try to figure out what to present you can give the tasks some
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by askar 17y ago
Inspiring video...but how does this lifestyle fit in when you get a family?
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by askar 17y ago
I normally listen to your wonderful work pretty much whenever I can have my headphone on. These days my iPhone carries more of your interviews than any music. You are doing a fantastic job Andrew, no doubt about that. I think $25 is reasona
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by askar 17y ago
I think it deserves a facelift but I don't see a whole lot being changed. Certainly a small change would make me use it again.
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A Sneak Peek At Google Calendar’s Upcoming Facelift(techcrunch.com)
1 points by askar 17y ago|1 comments
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by askar 17y ago
So do their Gmail performance...God...it's terribly slow on my Mac Safari. Google please do something about it...it's been like this for a long while now!