nischalshetty

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by nischalshetty 15y ago
I'm from India, we make money in our currency which is Rupees (INR). I do know that 'making money' = profit and that is exactly what we are making. I'm not selling BMW cars. I write code which takes my time but needs no money, host it on GA
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by nischalshetty 15y ago
I guess the last para sums it up well. The degree of financial freedom would be something I would look forward to in life.
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by nischalshetty 15y ago
I did not put any numbers anywhere about our profits. We have a freemium model. Ads are just a small part of the revenues we make.
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Ask HN: How has your life changed after selling your startup?
84 points by nischalshetty 15y ago|46 comments
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by nischalshetty 15y ago
I had read your post when it was published. Very cool, has a social touch and inspiring!
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by nischalshetty 15y ago
I started http://www.justunfollow.com as a way to learn Google Appengine. Sent a tip to TechCrunch, @arrington seemed to like it and profiled it. It started making profits but I did not quit. I finally had to quit after about 1 year of th
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Hello, Google Plus. You are being so unfair(blog.grabinbox.com)
2 points by nischalshetty 15y ago|0 comments
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by nischalshetty 15y ago
could not access qminder but campalyst looks good...!
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by nischalshetty 15y ago
yeah, a side project makes more sense. I guess, if we look at them that way they can also be called as weekend projects since it's not what someone developed as a full time activity.
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by nischalshetty 15y ago
I sure will someday, but I just hope it turns out to be as well made as the other apps :)
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Ask HN: Are 'weekend projects' just a way to grab attention?
6 points by nischalshetty 15y ago|9 comments
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Sign-Up Form Patterns(lukew.com)
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IBM Names Virginia Rometty First Female CEO(mashable.com)
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Top reasons why users unfollow you on Twitter(blog.justunfollow.com)
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Twitter's CEO Just Confirmed An $8 Billion Valuation(businessinsider.com)
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by nischalshetty 15y ago
no they are not.
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by nischalshetty 15y ago
As far as I know it's needed (we had submitted it). Don't leave out anything in the application form, the last thing you need is getting rejected because your application was incomplete. All the best and the start-up chile folks are super h
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by nischalshetty 15y ago
We came to Chile with around US$1500 each (we're a team of two). We could survive (pretty comfortably) till the first reimbursements came in (once you get a bank account which is within a week or two you have around $2000 more at your dispo
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by nischalshetty 15y ago
The applications would be open until Oct. 27th. I would recommend all of you to apply. $40k without any equity and a chance to live in a beautiful country like Chile should not be missed. Plus, you get to meet entrepreneurs from all over th
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Apply - Start-Up Chile – Applications live now(startupchile.org)
43 points by nischalshetty 15y ago|27 comments
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by nischalshetty 15y ago
I've been using WebEngage on my site and it has helped me many a times when people encounter some problems on the site and they send me feedback along with the screenshot. The screenshot feature helps a lot. All the best guys :)
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by nischalshetty 15y ago
congrats... it's an awesome program, you're going to love it.
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by nischalshetty 15y ago
Yes, if they have a good product.
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by nischalshetty 15y ago
Hiring locals is not a requirement. In fact, they hardly have any requirement apart from the fact that you need to spend 6 months in Chile.
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Facebook makes Snaptu the official mobile app(facebook.com)
1 points by nischalshetty 15y ago|0 comments
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The Perfect Stimulus: Bad Management(online.wsj.com)
1 points by nischalshetty 15y ago|0 comments
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by nischalshetty 15y ago
probably pointless... until you try it on your own site...and you immediately realize what's new... and you see the 'feedback' widget... and then you tell yourself "I want this widget on my site, it's an easy way to accept feedback!" :)
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This is how you demo your product... make it insanely easy(webengage.com)
17 points by nischalshetty 15y ago|24 comments
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by nischalshetty 15y ago
The developers of this app just lost a lot of trust! Be honest with your users. That's the first rule of developing a good product. It does not matter how much they apologize now, a lot of users aren't going to trust them anymore!
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by nischalshetty 15y ago
Very insightful... More liked the point where you described how you had to start cutting down on stuff so that you get to release it.... I think deciding on one feature and one feature only, developing it and throwing it out to the world is

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