cmadan

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   Startup Advice Overload(cheenumadan.tumblr.com)

   1 points by cmadan 13y ago|0 comments
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   Choose your first job wisely (cheenumadan.tumblr.com)

   3 points by cmadan 13y ago|0 comments
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   by cmadan 13y ago

   Thanks! :)
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   by cmadan 13y ago

   We at ClinchPad, which also uses a card based layout similar to Trello, faced the same issues. For every 100 cards, it'd add another 1-2 seconds to the load time meaning when you got to about 700 cards it would be close to 10 seconds o
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   How We Got Users To Give Feedback Via Email(blog.clinchpad.com)

   48 points by cmadan 13y ago|6 comments
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   One Small Little Thing(blog.clinchpad.com)

   3 points by cmadan 13y ago|0 comments
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   by cmadan 13y ago

   We use Mailgun (Mailgun Routes) at our startup to handle email sent into the application. It works fantastic - it POSTs the email neatly structured into To, From, CC, Subject, Body etc fields and also extracts the text of the email from the
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   by cmadan 13y ago

   Looks good. I'd probably add a filter option to the 'Stories' i.e. so that I can see only angel list status updates for example.
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   by cmadan 13y ago

   jstz is a great JS library that we use at my startup for automatic timezone detection http://pellepim.bitbucket.org/jstz/
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    by cmadan 13y ago

    Its from http://unsplash.com/ . We also have him on our landing page - gonna have to change it if he shows up everywhere :).
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    Speed focused development - Tips on cutting down development time(medium.com)

    3 points by cmadan 13y ago|0 comments
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    Subscription Payment Solutions for SaaS Startups based out of India(blog.clinchpad.com)

    2 points by cmadan 13y ago|0 comments
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    by cmadan 13y ago

    I was a "coursework" MSCS student at a school which had both. I was earlier on the research track but then decided not to do a thesis after losing interest in research oriented CS (which btw, why all schools should offer both - I'd have had
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    by cmadan 13y ago

    We use Mixpanel to send out transactional emails based on user actions (the ones that make sense to A/B test - welcome emails, inaction emails etc). A/B testing would be great, but it kind of feels like double work adding user event trackin
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    by cmadan 13y ago

    Yes, I meant as in a 'they pay so well that you're going to be a slave to your wages' sense. :)
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    by cmadan 13y ago

    As an ex-Bloomberg software developer who was on a H1B, I couldn't agree more. What option do you have but be a wage slave when they pay much, much more than what the tech giants such as Microsoft, Google and Amazon pay?
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    by cmadan 13y ago

    The Bloomberg Terminal is a great example. There is nothing intuitive about is at all and using the mouse with it is quite painful. (Here's what a news screen in the terminal looks like http://www.businessinsider.com/type-this-command-int
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    by cmadan 13y ago

    I was about to post the copycat link but you beat me to it. :) We've modeled the ClinchPad (my startup) welcome email pretty much on the original Planscope email and it has been very, very successful in getting responses compared to the pre
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    by cmadan 13y ago

    ClinchPad - New Delhi, India - Fulltime If you're a New Delhi based hacker, you should check out ClinchPad. Details are here - http://blog.clinchpad.com/post/46940924515/were-hiring-a-ful...
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    by cmadan 13y ago

    Yes, I'm pretty happy with the progress so far! :)
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    by cmadan 13y ago

    This is the route I'm taking at ClinchPad ( http://www.clinchpad.com ) which is basically Trello for Sales. It was originally inspired by Trello. :)
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    The 30 day free trial is mostly broken(blog.clinchpad.com)

    44 points by cmadan 13y ago|43 comments
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    by cmadan 14y ago

    Count me in if it is happening. Always happy for an excuse to grab an beer.
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    by cmadan 14y ago

    As a deaf programmer when I was on the job market I also faced similar problems that you faced. My issue was with hearing not speaking (although my speech is also not as good as a normal hearing person). Here is what worked for me 1. Persis
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    by cmadan 14y ago

    For a web startup in India, all you need to do is fill out an application to register as a proprietorship or partnership and start hacking away. The proprietorship form takes about 30 minutes to fill out and is processed in two weeks and y
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    by cmadan 14y ago

    Yeah, they're great for telephones but there is too much ambient noise around them for them to make listening to music fun for me.
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    by cmadan 14y ago

    I'm actually stone deaf at high frequency (I cannot hear a 'sh' sound, even with hearing aids) but have some amount of hearing at low frequency. It is possible that I'm hearing partially through my ear vent with the headphones but the heari
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    by cmadan 14y ago

    There is no safe term. Over here where I live 'deaf' is politically incorrect and 'hearing impaired' is the politically correct word. 'Hard of hearing' usually implies that you're old and therefore, have low to moderate hearing loss. When I
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    by cmadan 14y ago

    I have tried (both cheap and high quality) ear buds and they don't really work for me. I can barely hear the music despite turning the volume of the source to full (probably because I have severe hearing loss). I haven't tried custom fit ea
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    by cmadan 14y ago

    Telecoil is great, but it doesn't really compare to a $400 pair of headphones. I have this one http://eu.akg.com/quincy-jones-eu/brand_akg/akg-headphones/q... . I put them over my hearing aids and listening to music is awesome. I am not su