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kuldeep_kap
19y ago
Yes this is one pointer to study...there are some ways...but we will have to continue to study limitations in this direction too. thanks!
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Ask YC: MySQL vs. SimpleDB for startups?
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kuldeep_kap
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kuldeep_kap
19y ago
haha! Thank You!
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kuldeep_kap
19y ago
Hey its cool! I liked it. The design is also clean and usability is awesome. Keep it up bro!
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kuldeep_kap
19y ago
You should try using a combination of firebug (js debugger) and good editor rather finding a complete IDE package. Thats wht i do and it quite works for me.
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kuldeep_kap
19y ago
yeah, I almost forgot justin.tv, they too had quite a success.
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kuldeep_kap
19y ago
Thanks for putting this aptly, it does sound convincing to me and I do agree very much that YC puts startups at very strong position and holds the metaphor correct that it helps a kid become an astronaut. May be we will see this astronaut t
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Zementa Brings a Semantic Layer to Your Blog
(readwriteweb.com)
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kuldeep_kap
19y ago
Come on! don't get offended so easily, this is just an argument. I didn't mean to hurt any Y Combinators and would like to be very much a part of this. I do think reddit have strong business model and generates more quality contents than D
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kuldeep_kap
19y ago
Thanks for this good thread and our team could run into the same problem. We would like to know, if its pivotal for any startup to start from US to gain a good success?
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kuldeep_kap
19y ago
Yes, sometimes its good for the niche communities to have less exposure otherwise its inevitable to hurt the community. There are lot of jerks lying around to spam the community, but who knows the results can be surprising, too. I wonder th
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Are Y Combinator startups less Ambitious?
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kuldeep_kap
19y ago
Yes, go to admit that the UI of Wufoo and their forms is very cool thats the main reason, I choose to use this service, but I wish they had send-to-email option for their forms.
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Sony BMG plans online music subscription service
(money.cnn.com)
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kuldeep_kap
19y ago
Yeah! Donno how that happened.I thought it merges duplicates.
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For Bloggers, Legit News Photos For Free
(gigaom.com)
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19y ago
I beta tested this service today and I am little impressed with this search engine. The thing I liked about this service is that the screenshots of the webpages are prominent and gives fair idea about the contents unlike Google where the re
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LinkedIn, Now For Companies
(techcrunch.com)
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TechCrunch: Our Master Plan
(techcrunch.com)
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Mike Arrington’s dream team has wrong goal
(scobleizer.com)
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19y ago
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Amazon: Our Most Fulfilling Web Service Yet
(aws.typepad.com)
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Google Queries Decelerated in February--Comscore
(alleyinsider.com)
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Five Methodologies to Deal with Email Overload
(readwriteweb.com)
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19y ago
I think the importance of simplicity is wrongly interpreted, even by the onces who achieve success through it. The point they are neglecting is actually that the "concentrating" the design to the your important goals and contents is of utm