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Any non-immigrant founders here?
(uscis.gov)
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hbharadwaj
13y ago
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13y ago
You are certainly serving as my inspiration. I am a IT-Business Strategy guy learning Scala and Play. I realized I don't enjoy functional programming - but like you, I have a product in mind and want to see it shipped :)
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hbharadwaj
14y ago
I am not sure what happened to Google but I am strongly disliking their new decisions. The Yelp debacle, the new cards, Google Instant previews, Google+...I can go on.
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hbharadwaj
14y ago
Windows 8 allows you to merge contacts. Once you clean up your contacts on Windows, it's pretty good. Well, at least, has been for me.
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14y ago
I agree with your branding conclusion. That maybe primarily one of the reasons why Nokia is going big on the Lumia branding that a WP8 branding. Android does not have support on a lot of phones beyond the original version which comes with t
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hbharadwaj
14y ago
I don't think that's necessarily the conversation telcos are having regarding Skype, Facetime, etc. Skype probably is hated because of bandwidth issues but that is not the reason for the hate. Look, Telco love for Android is around the fact
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14y ago
Haha - see the comments on the page. I have no idea where their weird twisted logic is derived from. I would much rather see the redistributive efforts occur through the Foundation than let it run through a public choice theory test.
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14y ago
Essentially, Nokia improves webpage load performances by utilizing data compression algos on their servers through Xpress - similar to Opera and Amazon Silk. In between, Nokia decrypts HTTPS traffic - Opera and Amazon apparently don't. So,
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hbharadwaj
14y ago
You do realize Nokia Lumia phones have IE as well as Xpress? This issue affects Xpress alone. You could use IE without any of this affecting you.
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14y ago
That's the current problem. If it gets into litigation, whose fault is it? Currently, the person who is operating the vehicle is responsible for what the car does.
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14y ago
MS just combined 2 different form factors into one. They are so unique at this point in time. People just have to realize the productivity differences and shell out the dough for an increase in computing quality.
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14y ago
I keep thinking that they should not allow companies to sue on patents unless the patent has been implemented in one of the company's products, currently in market. Exception of course being algorithmic patents - compression techniques etc