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YC Startup Playbook – Translated into Urdu
(urdupub.com)
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madeel
7y ago
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madeel
8y ago
subscription is like selling "sliced oranges in a transparent box" these days
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madeel
8y ago
More importantly the assumptions can be made about the tech. design and implementation and it's stability/availability across x. amount of time. On the perfect part, I am not intellectually competent to answer that ...
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madeel
8y ago
that's like saying why is it U.S responsibility to export Democracy by funding terrorism
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madeel
8y ago
did u mean Linux :)
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madeel
8y ago
Liberalism is not right or left it's the proliferation of thoughts in manner which creates confusion. Conspiracy is a abusive word for anything society deems expulsive from the status-co. World is not complex it's the expression o
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madeel
8y ago
FreeBSD
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madeel
8y ago
How long can you hammer on the nail and expect that it's going somewhere. There needs to be wholesome approach to software development. Kernel is the not the only cure to OS problems. We need to take into consideration the stability of
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madeel
8y ago
liberalization: How liberals seems to interpret adoption of western systems as cure to all problems. In this very case latinization.
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madeel
8y ago
It's how it is. Chinese/Japanese regardless of it's character hasn't stopped them from carving our respect or economic might the world. So liberalization on an idea for the sake of liberalization is deem to go nowhere.
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madeel
8y ago
FreeBSD builds on the common sense. Using the latest ideas true to it's motto serving the community. While try Linux, where is the peg of idealism in it. GPL 2/3/Affero. What substantial progress has that given us, except fan
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madeel
8y ago
How about spending the same amount of money to build cheap usable glasses for blind people. No we are too ego washed to try anything that benefits humanity. As long as the geeks shout innovation on cheap money we'll bank on the idiocra
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madeel
8y ago
A review of common sense. Stop using things built on top of junk. 30 years and still working on building an OS, great we'll be doing this for the next 100 years as well.
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madeel
8y ago
How much is math do you actually use in programming or everyday life think substantially %age wise? The greatest opportunities has hardly anything todo with what you learn at school in the practical sense.
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madeel
8y ago
How about learning not to code. Rather then being obtrusive, we should fix the education system which brain washes people worse than religion.
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8y ago
Adopting a consistent/stable writing system is more important standardizing on Latin. Main goal is to be phonetically consistent with reading. I highly doubt the beauty of expression in Arabic/Hebrew can be represented outside the
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madeel
9y ago
great concept, definitely one of the best product to come out of StartupLab.no
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madeel
9y ago
Think the best you can be, in your eyes NOT the world. Life becomes simpler that way. - Rent a place in a new neighbourhood - Go to gym - Take longer naps - Laugh without reason
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Is it fair to push Marisa Mayer
(linkedin.com)
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madeel
9y ago
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madeel
11y ago
Cool thing is the speed and non-intrusive nature how it's accomplished. You have to do very little. Let us know if you would like to deploy it, we are here for you :)
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madeel
11y ago
Thanks for the compliment, sounds like you have a use case. It would be cool if we can connect on our git repo ( https://github.com/varnish/zipnish/issues ) we would definitely like to see how we can integrate with
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12y ago
For bugs in web services, how much time do you think is feasible (that you can fix bugs in) before customers get disappointed and starts to leave your product if you are unable to fix the bugs.
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Bugs in web service app before you release it to public, even for beta
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madeel
12y ago
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madeel
12y ago
remote work doesn't require any degree in my experience, you just need some projects under you belt to show as your portfolio.
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madeel
12y ago
looks inspiring, :)