Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
cmadan
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
35 ms
·
91.
▲
by
cmadan
14y ago
Here is what we use 1. BitBucket ( http://www.bitbucket.org ) - Source code hosting 2. Google Docs ( http://drive.google.com ) - Team Collaboration 3. BitBucket Issues ( http://www.bitbucket.org ) - Team Collaboration 4. Heroku ( http://www
92.
▲
by
cmadan
14y ago
I'm hard of hearing and I use bleeding edge hearing aids ( Change them every 2-4 years, got these little more than two years back - http://www.phonak.com/com/b2c/en/products/hearing_instrument... ) Hearing aids are limited in what they can
93.
▲
by
cmadan
14y ago
Well, I wasn't happy in my last salaried job and I didn't know the salaries of my colleagues.
94.
▲
by
cmadan
14y ago
When I was working in New York City, I always found employee secrecy over the salaries pretty interesting. It seemed like a taboo to tell someone your salary or ask them what they're paid. I understand why employers would want to disincenti
95.
▲
by
cmadan
14y ago
Great suggestion! I totally missed this thanks to the fact my gigantic 27'' iMac has sufficient padding between the link destination and tips but I see the issue on my MacBook 13''. Tooltips are already used up in some cases, such as showin
96.
▲
by
cmadan
14y ago
Thanks. We're focused on making it more and more simple and adding new features to it in a way that they remain out of the way. Love to hear any suggestions about how the UX and UI can be improved, that is my favorite part of working on it.
97.
▲
by
cmadan
14y ago
Thanks! Yes, we are working on Gmail integration and we're going to do it intelligently so that ClinchPad is smart enough to attach your incoming mail to the correct lead. Thanks for the suggestion for multiple pipelines. Wasn't really sure
98.
▲
by
cmadan
14y ago
We're looking to roll out clever GMail/email integration, beautiful reports and iPhone application shortly. We're basically carving a niche for ourselves in the CRM space by focusing on one thing - the sales pipeline and doing it well. This
99.
▲
by
cmadan
14y ago
ZohoCRM, Salesforce and similar apps are traditional CRM applications. They've been around for awhile and they cover all bases. ClinchPad is focused on a single thing - your sales pipeline. This is evident from the main screen - create, del
100.
▲
by
cmadan
14y ago
1. We'll be using a third party to do Gmail integration (context.io) and won't store any information beyond what is necessary. My email is below if you have any specific concerns. 2. It is on the cards, should be there by mid February. 3. A
101.
▲
by
cmadan
14y ago
That is interesting. Pipedrive has definitely done a good job so far!
102.
▲
by
cmadan
14y ago
Yes I agree it is quite similar, I discovered this application while doing market research. However, there are a couple of features that I have planned which will differentiate - such as a tighter email/Gmail integration. Also, there is def
103.
▲
by
cmadan
14y ago
I built it in about five weeks and since then I've been adding new features and optimizing the UX. Its week 7 now and still fun!
104.
▲
by
cmadan
14y ago
Hi, this is my startup's first product. It is basically Trello for Sales. I needed something to track sales for another application that I worked on and found the solutions in the market to be not 'lean' enough. It differentiates from run o
105.
▲
Show HN: My startup's first product - Trello for Sales
(clinchpad.com)
17 points
by
cmadan
14y ago
|
19 comments
106.
▲
by
cmadan
14y ago
The text of the legislation in question ===== 66A. Punishment for sending offensive messages through communication service, etc. Any person who sends, by means of a computer resource or a communication device,— (a) any information that is g
107.
▲
by
cmadan
14y ago
Fortunately, for these group of students the benefit is short lived and mainly on paper. They have better grades compared to their honest peers because of the complicity from professors (it is trivial to figure out whether someone has done
108.
▲
by
cmadan
14y ago
I agree wholeheartedly with you. However, there is no shortage of articles detailing Apple's arbitrary App store approval process. Yet, the number of applications on the App store keeps on increasing and increasing. What is striking is none
109.
▲
by
cmadan
14y ago
Does it even matter whether Apple is wrong, unreasonable or irrational? Just like I reserve the rights of admission to my house, Apple reserves the right to accept or reject applications from the app store. If you really want Apple to chang
110.
▲
by
cmadan
14y ago
1. Air conditioning isn't omnipresent, even in office buildings. 2. Even if it is present, central air conditioning is rare. 3. Even if it is present, unless it is really, really scorching heat most won't turn on their ACs to save on electr
111.
▲
A facebook bug is destroying the startup life of an entrepreneur
(rashmiranjanpadhy.com)
1 points
by
cmadan
14y ago
|
0 comments
112.
▲
by
cmadan
14y ago
That is correct. The prevailing wage amount was clearly listed on my h1B application form and there is no way legally they can pay you less than that.
113.
▲
When will my time come?
(cheenumadan.com)
4 points
by
cmadan
14y ago
|
0 comments
114.
▲
by
cmadan
15y ago
The only potential downside I can see is visa issues. Countries such as India have layers of bureaucracy so it might to awhile to get a visa (even a tourist one) or especially, renew it. Background - I'm an Indian citizen. I went to graduat
115.
▲
by
cmadan
15y ago
The UF football program is profitable so it does not matter how much they spend on their coach or their program.
116.
▲
by
cmadan
15y ago
Missing the following (I don't really know how well these flow with Padrino since I'm a Rails guy) A BDD framework such as Cucumber or RSpec. Something to give structure to your Javascript as all modern web applications are usually Javascri
117.
▲
by
cmadan
15y ago
Got to love a guy with a blog post about recursively deleting files.
118.
▲
by
cmadan
15y ago
> Many of them seem to have been explicitly encouraged to participate in international open source projects by their institution. Some appear to do it in order to receive credit from the institution. Working on an open source project is
119.
▲
by
cmadan
15y ago
Indian students do not learn from a young age that plagiarizing and cheating are allowed and expected. Plagiarism and cheating is taken seriously at a high school level (although I'm sure there are a couple of bad apples in the bunch) and e
120.
▲
by
cmadan
15y ago
This is one of the most articulate summations I have ever seen on the Indian education system. I agree with everything, except the last paragraph which I somewhat agree. A large shoulder of the blame must be placed on the Indian student him
More ›