budu3

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   by budu3 20y ago

   I did send my resume some time back. The least you guys could have done was to send me a regret letter.
2. 362.▲
   by budu3 20y ago

   Yep, we got rejected too but we'll take it live. If it doesn't attract users we'll quit and move onto another project.
3. 363.▲
   by budu3 20y ago

   I think they're using it successfully at Krugle.com
4. 364.▲
   by budu3 20y ago

   Start a new one.
5. 365.▲
   by budu3 20y ago

   Well, if he can point to his success then I might be inclined to take his advise, otherwise ...
6. 366.▲
   by budu3 20y ago

   Well, the fact that GDrive is not materialising makes this idea a great aquisition target. Then again Google might squash it like it did Kiko if/when it rolls out GDrive.
7. 367.▲
   by budu3 20y ago

   Wow this summer will be very interesting. I'd like to see the outcome of the Techstars.org, YC and onstartups. I'm sure we should get a good crop of startups.
8. 368.▲
   by budu3 20y ago

   Both, plus I would make sure they fit into the culture of my startup. Trust me you do not want to be stuck with a bad apple at such a fragile stage.
9. 369.▲
   by budu3 20y ago

   Wow dude! This looks like a good competitor for Google"s "GDrive". I hope you get accepted.
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    by budu3 20y ago

    My suggestion is to apply and then cross that bridge when you came to it. I am sure if your team is good enough YC will be willing to make some allowances.
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    by budu3 20y ago

    Wow, amazing design philosophy. It's so unlike a google philossphy giving that he works with google. If this was done by google they'd keep every email ever sent to mailinator and analyse it for stats and patterns the help improve the syste
12. 372.▲
    by budu3 20y ago

    Thanks to Doug Cutting you don't have to write a search engine. You just use Nutch and Lucence and Hadoop.
13. 373.▲
    by budu3 20y ago

    Steve Yegge hinted about the next big language. I think he meant javascript. Arc has some serious competition. http://steve-yegge.blogspot.com/2007/02/next-big-language.html
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    by budu3 20y ago

    Yah, I think alpha geek crowd is getting diluted. It's beginning to reflect the tastes of the broader population. I think they need to work on their recomendaton engine to cater for individual preferences
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    by budu3 20y ago

    Wow. Very innovative service. I don't have time for it though but then again that's what I said about facebook but I'm a facebook regular.
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    by budu3 20y ago

    It helps to get out of the closet to tell your family and friends. Their support helps a lot plus there's no turning back once you've tld those around you. If you don't tell anyone it's easy to go back to school or work when things get toug
17. 377.▲
    by budu3 20y ago

    "which should turn out to be extremely successful" - Sounds like the regular marketing BS. Very patronizing.
18. 378.▲
    by budu3 20y ago

    I thought that you'd be chaffed at being copied.
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    by budu3 20y ago

    - We've built a lightweight but powerful multi-language RPC framework that allows us to seamlessly and easily tie together subsystems written in any language, running on any platform. Facebook is built in PHP, C++, Perl, Python, Java,
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    by budu3 20y ago

    I'm on my OPT (Optional Practical Training), can I start a startup and basically sponsor myself for an H1-B?