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by jyothi 18y ago
true and better you both read HN sitting opp each other sipping coffee :)
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Ask YC: outsourcing.asia - invest or bail
2 points by jyothi 18y ago|1 comments
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by jyothi 19y ago
UAVs ;)
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by jyothi 19y ago
The GTD method: summary Summary: (reproduced) GTD is a simple and flexible method for managing your day-to-day tasks or activities, so as to maximize personal productivity. IMP The intended result of applying GTD is being able to keep
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by jyothi 19y ago
I read the new york times article. I get the feeling that it draws too much attention to the personal, emotional relationships of Hardy, Ramanujan and others and dilutes the genius each one of them were. It definitely would be a good read o
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Mitra on Indian entrepreneur Vembu, Zoho and the vibe(forbes.com)
1 points by jyothi 19y ago|0 comments
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by jyothi 19y ago
An old article - proves what is very well known. but an interesting statistical backing. How VCs earn their keep A research paper suggests some venture capital firms offer intangibles, such as experience and contacts, that are worth their w
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VC portfolio & entrepreneurs - a scientific analysis(news.com)
1 points by jyothi 19y ago|1 comments
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by jyothi 19y ago
Correction - Of course I would set it up to track competitor sites but I was just trying our own site as a trial.
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by jyothi 19y ago
I like the idea. I think its a good thing to track sites you are interested. (other than blogs for which i would use feeds) I wanted to set it up for our own startup - I entered http://www.reviewgist.com Threw an error - glitch ? Fatal er
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by jyothi 19y ago
This will definitely welcome a lot of foreign students to apply where the rich middle class barely earns $30000 - including the IT industry which has the fattest pay packages.
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by jyothi 19y ago
hey chill. They offered you, so they wanted you, you are not dumb. What is actually wrong is with the people managing your startup, NOT YOU. (isn't people management something you would want to avoid at a startup? ) Hiring a freshman, a tr
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by jyothi 19y ago
Just to pick brains. I couldn’t help but map this discussion to statistical inference: Type I error and Type 2 errors ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_I_and_type_II_errors#Type_... ) #1 Prediction: success Result: success true positive [
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by jyothi 19y ago
Totally agree. A pitch as a service to provide data points makes so much more sense - provide contacts, connections, past track record, competition profile, team profile, current user base, marketing efforts etc.. would be excellent.
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Recession, Burst and Lay-offs - a poem(pointlesseverything.com)
1 points by jyothi 19y ago|0 comments
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by jyothi 19y ago
You might want to explore someone of your taste here: http://www.facebook.com/apps/application.php?id=2406120893 I was one of the initial creators, not involved any more. They should have pretty good suggestions for you and I can bet you
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by jyothi 19y ago
Thanks Brain. I am a big fan of RescueTime and I totally see how it could retain 50%(which is extremely good) users from the initial boost it got from techcrunch. However unlike RescueTime which attracts a very high daily active users, we h
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by jyothi 19y ago
Thanks for responding. I have the same question, does this traffic stay ? We have used stumbleupon to get 80-100 hits a day. This traffic usually has a low bounce rate of 20-30%. However when we took the same page and bid on StumbleUpon net
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by jyothi 19y ago
I meant to say 3-4 unique visitors. We are an e-commerce site - a product discovery and research site - http://www.reviewgist.com That should do for us for now. For any kind of AB tests and even to get some money trickling that can be pro
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Ask YC: Source of users for early stage startups
16 points by jyothi 19y ago|20 comments