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by ramoq 17y ago
Not to mention Yodle (nyc). They have a strong dev team.
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by ramoq 17y ago
Honestly, if it wasn't for spring and jpa/hibernate I wouldn't be too interested in java. Spring has _really_ made a great impact on java and people have noticed.
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by ramoq 17y ago
sounds like they might have used java on the backend :)
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Sun's (Java) advice on Exception Handling(java.sun.com)
1 points by ramoq 17y ago|0 comments
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by ramoq 17y ago
The interesting thing is that applying the "Make something that you would use" model helps to dissolve some of those market unknowns. Your market is yourself. In this case I don't think snaptalent's product was something that the founders
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by ramoq 17y ago
Spring framework still keeps me addicted to java. It's excellent.
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Ask HN:How to focus on the best idea?
4 points by ramoq 17y ago|4 comments
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by ramoq 17y ago
Agreed, Google could probably do it better. But imagine maintaining separate indexes for each and every gmail acct and constantly updating those indexes. reMail used to do something similar to that.
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by ramoq 17y ago
Oh yeah, the gap in gmail's search ability does hint at possible startup ideas to solve this problem. However I wonder why some great startups have passed on directly competing in this sphere (reMail being a good example)
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by ramoq 17y ago
I actually heard that it's quite costly to index emails for gmail (not from a gmail source, just random web chatter). It makese sense. Most emails are not important, they are just huge amounts of random chatter. I'd imagine indexing emails
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by ramoq 17y ago
There has been some mention of some companies trying to solve problems in this space. But I return to the fact that this problem is still largely unsolved. My evidence is the fact that almost NO ONE I know pays rent online. If a solution ex
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by ramoq 17y ago
Exactly, I think there are over at least 10+ companies in this space. But for some reason they all suck (and their domain names are far worse). "We've tried three times to fund startups solving this problem" <- They never surfaced? Did
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by ramoq 17y ago
Yes it would be prudent to mention this question pertains to us North Americans :)
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by ramoq 17y ago
It's absolutely archaic that I have to wait for my landlord and either give him cash/check in hand every month. This needs to be fixed! Why can't I pay my rent with my credit card?
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Ask HN: Why don't we pay our rent online?
14 points by ramoq 17y ago|23 comments
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by ramoq 17y ago
Another good overview: http://www.slideshare.net/linkedin/linkedins-communication-a... I'd like to highlight the use of Spring/Spring MVC within LinkedIn. It is truly an _incredible_ framework to use when developing apps/web apps when usi
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LinkedIn - A highly scalable Architecture on Java(slideshare.net)
1 points by ramoq 17y ago|1 comments
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by ramoq 17y ago
I as well stand on java's side here. Too much of it's bad rep comes from J2EE (it's too bloated). Java has some very nice technologies written around it that are quite powerful when utilized correctly (JPA/Hibernate being one of those) Quit
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by ramoq 17y ago
C#, Visual Basic, Ruby to name a few...
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by ramoq 17y ago
I've always preferred Java to several languages (could be JVM influenced). I would still rather hack up an idea using Java vs C# or many other languages.
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by ramoq 17y ago
Having no spiritual beliefs/religion (aka atheism) satisfies human desires. Ex. Evolution has several flaws and can never be proven. Even scientifically it cannot be proven. It is purely the fruit of an individual's imagination, conviction
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by ramoq 17y ago
can't help but feel down. i really enjoy developing in java :(
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by ramoq 17y ago
Another good point to note is that the winner of this election has little to no power at all within the Iranian state. In fact, I think he has close to zero say in any policy making. The Ayatullah runs the show people (completely). Does it
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by ramoq 17y ago
What technology is the server-side 'guts' built on (search etc)?
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by ramoq 17y ago
Proving the existence of God is as simple as looking around you (nature, sun, water etc) My favourite proof is as follows: - A group of atheists approached to meet with the ruler of the land and asked him to bring forth his best scholar to
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by ramoq 17y ago
What the heck is that picture?
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by ramoq 17y ago
I remember reading this article years ago :)
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by ramoq 17y ago
to the best of my knowledge, 'dunya/dunia' comes from the arabic language. It's natively an arabic word.
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by ramoq 18y ago
Solve the simplest problem that tons of people have. Excellent invention in my opinion.
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Inventor turns cardboard boxes into eco-friendly oven(cnn.com)
32 points by ramoq 18y ago|12 comments

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