misham

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by misham 16y ago
Can you provide a tutorial on how a dev would use your framework? Thanks
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by misham 16y ago
I've been using Rapportive, but it's more like Gist with better Gmail integration than a CRM
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by misham 16y ago
I'm giving BatchBook a try right now, see how that works out.
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by misham 16y ago
Gist is ok, but their dashboard is useless to me. I already can see my calendar and twitter feed through my regular work-flow. I need to be able to see contact information, whom I contacted recently and whom I need to contact. Gist is ok f
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Ask HN: Need alternative to Etacts
3 points by misham 16y ago|5 comments
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by misham 16y ago
I worked for a startup where it felt like I was being crushed. Most of my co-workers and people running the company were average to poor, we didn't have a choice in technology and I saw a person who downloaded porn all day, was barely at t
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by misham 16y ago
While not exactly what you asked, here's a Kauffman study ( http://www.kauffman.org/research-and-policy/the-coming-entre... ) about average age of an entrepreneur. I don't have a source, but I read another study which showed majority of co
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Why You Need To Work For A Big Company(onstartups.com)
207 points by misham 16y ago|83 comments
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by misham 16y ago
I use Janus ( https://github.com/carlhuda/janus ) for my vim setup and then customize it via .vimrc.local ( https://github.com/misham/.dotfiles/blob/master/vim/vimrc.lo... )
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Google shows off Mot tablet running Android 3.0(linuxfordevices.com)
2 points by misham 16y ago|0 comments
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A VC: Where Should Mobile Developers Focus?(avc.com)
2 points by misham 16y ago|0 comments
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Selling a Line of Business(onlyonceblog.com)
1 points by misham 16y ago|0 comments
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What Do Your Company Contracts Say About Your Business?(iplawforstartups.com)
2 points by misham 16y ago|0 comments
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by misham 16y ago
Is anyone looking for an Embedded Linux developer to do some contract work? I have a full-time job but I'm looking to supplement my income. I have experience with x86, ARM, MIPS and PowerPC development on different kinds of systems from us
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by misham 16y ago
For an Incubator, there's Founder Institute ( http://www.founderinstitute.com ) chapter, UCSD business school has a program, Qualcomm has some kind of program, there is a TechCoast Angels chapter, BootStrapper's Breakfast chapter and a whol
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by misham 16y ago
Have you seen http://www.builditwith.me/ ?
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by misham 16y ago
I'm working on software/tools for embedded field as well as trying to develop a wireless driver for 802.11p (automotive "WiFi"). It's actually not that expensive to get a prototype done with many of the hardware resource available for eithe
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by misham 16y ago
You know about Brant Cooper's meetup this Thursday? Might reduce the number of people that can attend Update: link - http://www.meetup.com/SanDiego-Tech-Founders/calendar/153343...
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by misham 16y ago
I just have a US passport. Haven't considered New Zealand, but will look at it. Found Wikipedia article with lots of info on working visa: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Working_holiday_visa
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by misham 16y ago
I've seen that program, it looks like a great opportunity and I'm working on an application right now :)
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by misham 16y ago
I haven't visit Vancouver, but I've been to Quebec City and Montreal. I imagine Vancouver to be very different from Quebec, just like LA is different from Boston or New York (some would argue including the language), however, in US we're A
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by misham 16y ago
That sounds like a great time. I wouldn't mind living in the country side for some time, I'm sure there pluses and minuses to living in a city like Kyoto or living in the country side.
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by misham 16y ago
I've considered studying abroad, though I'm not sure how competitive the universities are. Good point though, I'll investigate this further. Do you know if after graduating you get a temporary work visa like in US?
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by misham 16y ago
Great point! I am not looking to avoid fellow countrymen, rather to immerse myself in a completely different environment. I can see how having expats to talk to would be of a great benefit.
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by misham 16y ago
Thank you for the help offer. I am considering China is one of the destinations, though I was concerned about where to live and work. I'll take a look at Kunming.
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by misham 16y ago
Thanks! Contacting the embassies is a great point. Once I decided on my first destination, I'll start figuring out how to get a work visa there. Were you already in the country when you applied for the work visa?
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by misham 16y ago
I'm in the US and abroad means anything outside USA, including Canada and Mexico.
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by misham 16y ago
Could you give some advice/tips on getting work visas in the countries you've been?
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by misham 16y ago
I know I left the question very broad. At the moment, I'm researching my options of where to go. I'm not tied to a specific location like Europe or Asia or more specific: working in Madrid vs. working in Tokyo vs. working in Santiago vs.
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Ask HN: What's your experience living/working abroad?
6 points by misham 16y ago|30 comments

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