lazy_nerd

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by lazy_nerd 15y ago
No extensions on Chrome :)
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by lazy_nerd 15y ago
I also have 64-bit linux running with Chrome beta. If I have 20+ tabs open and open any website with flash content, it inevitably hangs the machine.
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by lazy_nerd 15y ago
I face that exact same problem on my Nexus One browser.
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by lazy_nerd 15y ago
You are right. It happens more frequently whenever I open a website with flash content.
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by lazy_nerd 15y ago
Currently using 8.0.55 Beta.
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Ask HN: Do you face problems with using Google Chrome?
2 points by lazy_nerd 15y ago|12 comments
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by lazy_nerd 15y ago
Most of the recent VC funded Internet companies that have gone public have never been profitable in their life (which sometimes stretches a decade of existence). For e.g. - DemandMedia Makemytrip Zillow Envivio According to a recent WSJ ar
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Ask HN: Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn - what has worked for b2b startups on HN?
11 points by lazy_nerd 15y ago|1 comments
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by lazy_nerd 15y ago
Extremely talented team as well as cool search engine technology. Unfortunately, they were not able to create a significant dent in the search engine market with their vertical search approach. Let's see if Blekko can carve out a niche for
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by lazy_nerd 16y ago
yes, signed up on zaakpay.com a few months back. Thanks for the contact details. Will get in touch shortly.
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by lazy_nerd 16y ago
thanks, revorad. Will try it out.
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by lazy_nerd 16y ago
thanks, cheae. I will definitely check it out.
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by lazy_nerd 16y ago
From what I read on quora, CCavenue is a pain to deal with for startups. Also, they don't support recurring payments.
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by lazy_nerd 16y ago
Most of the alternatives you listed don't support Indian merchants last I checked.
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by lazy_nerd 16y ago
AlertPay seems to be viable option. Anyone here has any good/bad experience with AlertPay?
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by lazy_nerd 16y ago
We had applied there to try it out as an alpha (beta?) tester but haven't heard back from them. I hope they launch soon.
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For Indian SaaS startups, alternative to Paypal for recurring payments?
15 points by lazy_nerd 16y ago|13 comments
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by lazy_nerd 16y ago
But what if this 'unfair' criticisms turn away your potential customers from you. If you are running a big company, it probably doesn't affect you that much. But for startups, there is much to lose by losing even a few customers to these 'u
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by lazy_nerd 16y ago
We do have some clues on who he represents but realized that finger-pointing is not going to help. I hope whoever was behind this got the message and stops messing from now onwards.
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by lazy_nerd 16y ago
One of Beevolve's well-wishers (@mikerbrt) has already approached the troll to see if he wants to reveal his real identity. He is yet to get any answer.
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by lazy_nerd 16y ago
I work at Beevolve. One of the lessons this incident has showed us is safeguarding privacy in an increasingly open world has its own disadvantages. This kind of troll attacks will only increase as stakes get higher.
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by lazy_nerd 16y ago
I am part of a b2b software startup. Please get in touch with me - you can find my email address in my profile.
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by lazy_nerd 16y ago
I tried to start something similar to the Data Drinking group in valley here in Bangalore with a bunch of Google, Yahoo ML/Distributed Computing guys but it didn't work out because of weird reasons. Maybe, its worth another shot. Ping me on
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Ask HN: Do you run(or work at) a b2b or b2c startup?
1 points by lazy_nerd 16y ago|2 comments
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by lazy_nerd 17y ago
Most of the Indian hackers (and they are few) prefer to work for the multinationals like Google, Yahoo etc. So only mediocre guys are working as security experts for Indian Defence. No wonder, every tom, dick and harry is able to hack into
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by lazy_nerd 17y ago
Protocol Buffers are flexible because they support 'optional' fields. So we can change the structure of Protocol Buffer without breaking the system.
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by lazy_nerd 17y ago
We use Goog's ProtoBuff for the same reason on Hadoop. More flexible, space and time efficient than thrift.
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by lazy_nerd 17y ago
Pretty useful if you want to do run classification on huge data sets. I didn't know there was a project (Apache Hama) that could do parallel (MapReduce) matrix computations - this would make it easy to do PageRank kind of calculation.
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by lazy_nerd 17y ago
Your costs would be low in Pune but Bangalore has a lot of startup events that you can attend - OCC, Barcamp, TiE etc.
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by lazy_nerd 17y ago
I would recommend hosted crawling/scrapping solutions where you don't need to dedicate your own hardware resources. Also monitoring and maintaining the scrappers/harvesters can be a pain. Shameless Plug: I work @ beevolve (www.beevolve.com)

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