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AppEngine for Java by morph and webtide(mor.ph)
5 points by morbidkk 18y ago|0 comments
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by morbidkk 18y ago
http://friendfeed.com/ketan
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by morbidkk 18y ago
its nice webapp where you get to know what serious people are reading or sharing. Like digg but far wider in scope. Comment troll is noise there Most of the times I stumble on good site/article and really really nice pictures from flickr
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by morbidkk 18y ago
here is the stanford daily article ad http://ketankhairnar.blogspot.com/2007/11/message-from-paul-...
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by morbidkk 18y ago
and you assume all who are accessing your web application from n number of places over the world have such fast internet access. I doubt
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by morbidkk 18y ago
It all depends on how data is aggregated and how specialized service like yours cater to the data i.e uses that data. For example linkedIn takes all the data from the end user whenever there is communication event. 1) adding a profile: name
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by morbidkk 18y ago
probably reading gettingreal from 37signals would put you in right mood to start looking for things- you need to do on priority, now
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by morbidkk 18y ago
especially I am impressed with ixigo. my favorite utility application site was kayak and thought something similar should be there for India market. Ixigo nailed it
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by morbidkk 18y ago
Lets say if it spreads from single member to friends with bubble effect; then having name of the member(preferably genuine name otherwise userid/handle) in subject line can help in long way. e.g. morbidkk wants to keep up with you on Twitt
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by morbidkk 18y ago
the more you grow as a programmer your power to abstract things improves; with little more effort you can convey the same thing vividly to fellow programmers/managers and that is what this article talks about. you cant communicate effective
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by morbidkk 18y ago
why dont you get hold of any of these books 1) Pro JavaScript Techniques by John resig 2) Professional JavaScript For Web Developers - Nicholas Zakas I would recommend these two books to anyone who wants to learn JavaScript and XHR. Ajax is
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by morbidkk 18y ago
yes :)
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by morbidkk 18y ago
its irony but "why MBA?" is the typical question before/after MBA is done. I think it is just like any other masters degree but with lot more generalistic focus on business rather than dedicated domain(physics/electronics/DSP). It helps you
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by morbidkk 19y ago
I am using wifi at home (desktop+laptop) and has worked on it at couple of places. It worked alright for both wired/wireless options w/o any problem. Havent worked on OSX but when I compare Windows Vs Ubuntu; ubuntu should be preferred choi
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by morbidkk 19y ago
I am convert now; using ubuntu linux full time on laptop & desktop both.(I just posted the same here http://ketankhairnar.blogspot.com ) Actually linux still has to go long way and programmers have to contribute more not only by impro
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by morbidkk 19y ago
despite http://code.google.com/p/google-caja/
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by morbidkk 19y ago
have you checked evernote.com. That is the one major reason I see
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by morbidkk 19y ago
If aim is for tech startups; you must spread this message in enginnering colleges/IITs across India.
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by morbidkk 19y ago
RescueTime/8aweek why? Let founders manage what they want to do. Am I applying to bschool or job; just checkout the application form. project plan;milestones,timelines: Are we getting MS Project and free Manager there? I would teach someth
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by morbidkk 19y ago
when it went live...I got following message Unfortunately, space is limited during Google App Engine's preview release. As we expand, we'll invite more developers, but for now you'll have to wait. Would you like to be notified by email when
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Ask YC: Flex Vs JavaScript UI tools
4 points by morbidkk 19y ago|3 comments
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by morbidkk 19y ago
I would have been hooked to video games or PC games at that age. Though I have a excuse I saw computer only when I joined the college. yeh lame excuse :)
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by morbidkk 19y ago
1) seek what you aim for 2) work on interestring problems; toil hard and achieve them 3) remind yourseves first two things whenever you are alone
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by morbidkk 19y ago
There have been lot of startup advice from techies and hackers but this one is something different and offers some good advice: 1)Simple Life: strip all the clutter in your life so your business can benefit from your clear and undivided at
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How to Deal With the Fear of Quitting Your Job in Order to Start Your Own Business(briankim.net)
2 points by morbidkk 19y ago|1 comments
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Ask YC: any good Web based DB Client?
1 points by morbidkk 19y ago|0 comments
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by morbidkk 19y ago
what about sony vaio? vaio has very nice keypad and excellent battery life.
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by morbidkk 19y ago
I would say you would forced to change your idea if you are not providing what market wants. Either you loose or you change the course of pursuit. Or as Apple did; you toil long and hard to create a market which wasnt existing apparently. I
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by morbidkk 19y ago
I definitely agree with your first exercise. It would give some kind of confidence and any newbie would feel at home to web apps. Reading SICP/git; add to that Data structure CS stuff is not at all mandatory to become hacker. Thats the "sch
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Ask YC: How you developed your first projects?
1 points by morbidkk 19y ago|1 comments

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