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by happyfeet 15y ago
Fantastic product. Along with rapportive, I find this to be the best product that compliments gmail. Thanks mate.
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by happyfeet 15y ago
Question: This I believe is a serious issue, but what is the best way to 'reach' out to majority of users in a country? Should/would google display this blog link on top of every google service to alert users in Iran, regardless of browser?
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by happyfeet 15y ago
Thanks for asking this question, that I am also struggling with. I am trying to use Zoho CRM which has free option. Though it does have plenty of options that I do not even need.
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by happyfeet 15y ago
Nov 2007! http://androidcommunity.com/forums/f8/sun-welcomes-android-w...
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by happyfeet 15y ago
Either the author dislikes the "term" or the "concept". I do not see any take away from this article, except to make the people who go about their jobs with josh in those companies feel bad after reading it. If that is the intent of the art
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by happyfeet 15y ago
But shouldn't some credit be attributed to the top boss for getting the hurdles out of the way and letting people make decisions? Probably that is something he could have paved the way for to launch G+ in style.
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by happyfeet 15y ago
Please refer entry dated: 12 May 2011 "New Jobs Code" in below link. http://ycombinator.com/newsnews.html It doesn't say anything specific about ad from YC companies though.
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Your Start-Up Isn't Unique, But That Doesn't Matter(businessinsider.com)
2 points by happyfeet 15y ago|0 comments
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Payment Integration Options for Startups in India(blog.chargebee.com)
1 points by happyfeet 15y ago|0 comments
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Understanding Changes in the Software & Venture Capital Industries(bothsidesofthetable.com)
1 points by happyfeet 15y ago|0 comments
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On Bubbles … And Why We’ll Be Just Fine(bothsidesofthetable.com)
11 points by happyfeet 15y ago|1 comments
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Poor countries can end up benefiting when their brightest citizens emigrate(economist.com)
6 points by happyfeet 15y ago|0 comments
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by happyfeet 15y ago
Awesome! Many congratulations man. It is very impressive and very much appreciate you sharing the details.
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by happyfeet 15y ago
Abosolutely right on. If they can't show profit at this scale and leverage as a private enterprise, it is a big question mark as to when & how would they turn up a profit and at what margin. It looks like investors cashing out rather th
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by happyfeet 15y ago
Looks pretty cool. I like the way you scroll videos at the right bottom of screen, that makes me want to use it. Good luck.
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by happyfeet 15y ago
What a mess! Seems like both parties are just keen in blaming each other, than working towards proper completion of what they committed to do together with tax payers' money. And why would they want to use a $65k odd worth project managemen
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by happyfeet 15y ago
They need lot of cash in hand to spread wider & penetrate the hotel market; and probably to fight enough lobbying groups that might resist such large scale disruption of market.
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by happyfeet 15y ago
This app fulfills an amazing need that most of us need as travelers. The great plus point I think, is the simple to use interface - just point at the text and it shows the translation. wow!
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Augmented reality with mass appeal(jacquesmattheij.com)
1 points by happyfeet 15y ago|1 comments
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by happyfeet 15y ago
PLEASE CHARGE. Best suggestion in the interest of the business and for the business to remain stable enough to learn the target customer. Can't upvote it enough.
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The Harder I Work, The Luckier I Get(bothsidesofthetable.com)
86 points by happyfeet 15y ago|7 comments
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by happyfeet 15y ago
One article in today's blog of 37signals.com/svn resonates very much with the message. http://37signals.com/svn/posts/2919-ten-design-lessons-from-... Here is an excerpt: ================= Olmsted had no formal design training and didn’t
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by happyfeet 15y ago
Happy Birthday Ed! Thanks so much for sharing.
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by happyfeet 15y ago
Amazing story of one man's conviction in making sure such disaster doesn't happen again. The last line sums it up. Thanks for sharing. "Even if you encounter opposition, have conviction and finish what you start. In the end, people will und
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by happyfeet 15y ago
When you found the company would do such a thing as slipping in an employee without notifying customer in first place, isn't it right to NOT deal with that company anymore? Surprised you are saying you are fond of new guy "(assuming it's st
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by happyfeet 15y ago
@kamaal, I think you have misunderstood what it means by certification in this context. We are referring to the PCI DSS certification for the application / website itself & not for the engineers who work on it.
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by happyfeet 15y ago
Do you mean that ebs's payment pages do not crash as often as ccavenue's? May be this is an opportunity for these kind of payment service providers to come out clean & prove it out to the world (at least in forums like HN) as to how par
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by happyfeet 15y ago
Question for experts: Is a PCI DSS certification supposed to take care of aspects like plain text passwords or credit card info & such vulnerabilities as well? Gist of what I find in wikipedia is this: PCI DSS Requirements: Build and Ma
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by happyfeet 15y ago
If what is published in hackerregiment.com is true, this is the most irresponsible thing the company "CCAvenue" could have done - to store plain text passwords. They also claim to have PCI DSS 2.0 certified. In light of all the discussions
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by happyfeet 15y ago
Thanks for sharing this Chad. It means a lot to me, for someone who is just getting into startup life with wife and kid to support, giving up a well-paid 'secure' day job. An inspiring poem shared by my friend. Was read out by Winston Churc

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