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by hardik 16y ago
So far, the results are throwing up mostly celeb-users. Looking forward to a tool that helps you discover normal people with similar tastes.
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by hardik 17y ago
had to dig this out of my twitter timeline :) http://www.forbes.com/2009/09/25/crossroads-vikram-akula-sks...
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by hardik 17y ago
Mr Yunus has got a point.. Recently read an article about SKS lending no longer only for make-a-living activities like buying a rickshaw but also for consumer products like gold and TVs.
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by hardik 17y ago
Bombay (pls don't dare call it 'Mumbai')
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by hardik 17y ago
completely agree.. my home is an hour from work and switching to bus since over a year feels like sheer blessing
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by hardik 17y ago
exactly.. check out this "instructional" video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiwreHjQiqs
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Sailing Stones(en.wikipedia.org)
24 points by hardik 17y ago|5 comments
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by hardik 17y ago
Could not help notice that this was also quoted in (in fact, was a subject of) one of Pete's older articles.
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Buy gold and farmland: Investment advice by Marc Faber(business.timesonline.co.uk)
5 points by hardik 17y ago|0 comments
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by hardik 17y ago
Infomedia 18 can hardly be called a startup; its parent company is joint-partner in the TV channel "CNBC TV18" plus they own a host of other businesses.
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by hardik 17y ago
So what are you doing now?
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by hardik 17y ago
It's $15m in revenues, he would have made much less.
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by hardik 17y ago
Am not a Christian but happened to close a big project last week so took the Christmas week off; so got holidays! Am using this time to explore new MacBookPro my wife gifted me earlier this month for my b'day.. ..and (this is the part where
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by hardik 17y ago
Could not find target website in the results anymore. Either this was intentionally removed for being a hot topic or (imho more likely from what i have seen) google generally gives new content "opportunity window" on first page where if it
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by hardik 17y ago
dogpile is coming on #1 for me
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by hardik 17y ago
If a Google Wave invite post makes it to the front page, something's definitely wrong with HN. (Esp now after all thought of invite have long since got it)
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by hardik 17y ago
Great work! What are the future plans? How is your experience on pligg? I had tried it last year and came back with bad taste in my mouth.
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by hardik 17y ago
"Next time: The Best Fast Food Receipt In The World" - from the end of the post (and i suspect it would still be about Japan)
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by hardik 17y ago
why are so many innocent seeming requesters getting downvoted? and yes, pls consider me if you have an invite to spare: hardik84 at gmail
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by hardik 17y ago
Whats in there??
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by hardik 17y ago
i gave up on the site when noticed the sneaky "russian brides" link on lower right
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Discuss HN: Did Apple setup Google by inviting Eric on its board in '06?
1 points by hardik 17y ago|1 comments
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by hardik 17y ago
i have a similar goal.. i have a number in mind, once i make that much i plan to stop working for money
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by hardik 17y ago
The three words thing was an overkill by Google, but in the first place using normal adsense ads on parked domains (instead of Adsense for Domains) has been strictly disallowed since the beginning and Google has been very clear on that.
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by hardik 17y ago
Slightly offtopic comment.. because I can't see the link, its been blocked by my company! They don't want us to know what stage of burnout we are at!! :)
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Porsche on the financial brink(telegraph.co.uk)
21 points by hardik 17y ago|17 comments
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by hardik 18y ago
its back again!
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by hardik 18y ago
When I saw this story on front-page I actually thought it must be the Simon Johnson one; strange how similar the two stories are.
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by hardik 18y ago
Someone must own those homes. Then, is the article suggesting more corporates/govt/funds become homeowners and gen. public pay them rent? When too many gen. public rely on rentals would it not lead to oligopoly of few who own the homes?
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by hardik 18y ago
IMHO, our understanding of ability to hedge risk is still in infancy. The idea of complete diversification of risk is only good on paper and a lot of mess is a result of companies naively (or greedily) thinking that they can achieve it. I r

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