ragav

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by ragav 19y ago
It would be more revealing if you had ranking of choices ? For eg my preference would have been "pay pal" , "amazon fps" and finally "credit card".
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by ragav 19y ago
Waleed asked something similar recently. See this thread for some ideas : http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31244 I think he posted a summary of sorts here http://selfdebugging.com/ Perhaps you should ping him and see if you can joi
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by ragav 19y ago
I just happened to glance at their privacy doc: "We may provide information to service providers to help us bring you the services we offer. Specifically, we may use third parties to facilitate our business, such as to send email solicitati
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by ragav 19y ago
Thanks for posting this. When feedback is solicited its always nice to see a result summary. Often it just disappears into a void.
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by ragav 19y ago
Yeah second this .. loose the registration to vote. I'd love to vote on some of this but just won't do it if I have to register. I observed that search doesn't work on option's. So although "which cola drink do you prefer? " has pepsi as a
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by ragav 19y ago
No opinion on the "nuttiness" but if you are willing to take feedback: I did see this in juwo http://www.juwo.com/company.html I often do not live up to it, but this is important: The good news about Jesus can transform your life. Je
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by ragav 19y ago
Some good points. I know the NASA thing was meant to merely underscore a point but I've seen this comparison so many times that it bugs me and I wish folks would stop using it. The average NASA sw engineer develops a ridiculously low num
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by ragav 19y ago
When I recently left bigcorp and had to finally shell out my own money to buy a laptop ;-) I went with Dell/Ubuntu http://www.dell.com/content/topics/segtopic.aspx/ubuntu?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs Great deals(once you get all their coupons an
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by ragav 19y ago
I've been using GTD for the past year and its worked out very very well. It's strange that I've always used this philosophy of "what is the next smallest increment of code that can be written?" for development but never applied this in oth
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by ragav 19y ago
jsjenkins168 wrote: Theres actually research out there that proves this is true hmmm.. I found research in this area very lacking. The only scientific study seemed to be from sleep researcher Claudio Stampi and his essentially said "If you
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by ragav 19y ago
I've done the polyphasic sleep thing for ~3 months last year. You can forget about coding for the first 10-12 days or so while you acclimatize (or at least I found it very very hard). And if you don't initiate yourself exactly right you'l
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by ragav 19y ago
hmm... the lack of color in China is surely a opportunity.. PengYu'Ster anyone ??
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by ragav 19y ago
Oh and to add .. perhaps this is the wrong crowd for market research. I usually go down to the local starbucks (I've even sat outside a large grocery store) to ask my market research questions. It's funny the perspective you gather from n
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by ragav 19y ago
Are your interests in social bookmarking (a la delicious/clipmarks..) or social annotation (diigo/fleck/stickis/trailfire ...) ? The scene is pretty crowded and traction will be very difficult unless you have significant differentiator.
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by ragav 19y ago
These folks are trying something similar but it doesn't seem to have much traction http://www.buildv1.com/about
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by ragav 19y ago
I'm a web novice too so take my advice as such .. My requirements are similar to yours, backend ANN's and frontend graph visualization. I'd go with whatever you currently feel most comfortable with. Getting the first version out there in
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by ragav 19y ago
When I started programming I would go with the simplest solution I could because I was ignorant of any other way . Now I go with the simplest solution I can because I know the other ways If I hadn't gone the other ways I would never have l