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rgovind
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I interviewed with them recently. They claimed their success was due to picking up Erlang.
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rgovind
11y ago
This comment from the article is very interesting to me "Most of the billion dollar companies we examined are in highly competitive markets. Take messaging for example. There were plenty of ways to communicate before Snapchat or Whats
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rgovind
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College programs (ideally) will expose you to different kinds of ideas, subjects, people and technologies. It formalizes your knowledges. This means you can pursue more valuable ideas in future. Also, a formal degree can open doors to goi
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rgovind
11y ago
I believe now the rule is maximum one step before it reaches the batsman
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rgovind
11y ago
Out of 1500, I would say 1400 employees need to be paid around INR 10000 approx. This should equal about $200 per month per person. The rest would be better paid professionals like software programmmers, etc
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rgovind
11y ago
You are being harsh on the parent. The photo clearly shows the guys doing very unsafe things on American streets. I am actually surprised that police didn't give a ticket. It had made enough news in Indian circles during apri-may 2015
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rgovind
11y ago
I myself have been in this position since a long time. I am struggling to do basic layouts in CSS. I think its better to hire a consultant than to make this buy do CSS for you. There are lots of frustrating hours spent trying to get some de
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rgovind
11y ago
I believe if you have ordinary stock, it will get diluted during subsequent funding rounds. Preferred stock may not
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Yelp now lets you see how long the wait will be at the hospital's ER
(mashable.com)
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I am from India and so I can comment on this. A lot of places in India are filthy from many generations. So, people naturally grow into it. To keep a public place clean, you have to educate lots of uneducated/uncouth people, you have t
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11y ago
The first author in the princeton paper is my brother!!
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11y ago
It happens often enough that NASA has asked FPGA synthesis tool vendors to implement error correction feature on this. Basically, when state machine goes into some error condition/state, the system is reset to a known state.
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Ask HN: Link to HN discussion on online python learning website
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rgovind
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I work on developing FPGA based prototyping platforms (Basically chip verification solutions). We are one area where FPGAs perform better than standard CPUs.
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Honest question : I thought there are many ToDO list startups Why is this still an unsolved problem?
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11y ago
Someone from big C(M&A division?) typically calls you and says "We would like to explore if it is possible to we can work together". As part of it, they may ask you to do a small project for them, asap (This is to test your sp
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11y ago
I am not well versed, but I am assuming there are interstate pipelines.
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Ask HN: California Drought. Why not take water from the states that are floods?
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11y ago
As I mentioned in another thread, standard practice in India is to show previous pay check.
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rgovind
11y ago
I don't know about US, but in India, its standard practive to ask for previous paychecks.
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1) recently, I had very good success with a professional social networking site in this matter. Recruiter asked what my current salary details are. I told me, "If I give you this information, what information will you give me". In
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11y ago
Its not about racial bias. Its about background checks, and making sure that the internship is genuine and in one of your uncle's US companies. Plus you should appear confident and genuine, in the in-person interview.
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Google's Most Important Business Has a Huge Problem
(linkedin.com)
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12y ago
Can you tell a bit more about this friend and his skillset/role? $1M is a lot of money to make.
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Pretty Interesting. Anyone knows the economics of this today? Or a related note, what happens is one can use light rail tracks in SF Bay area as extra car lanes? Does it help in any way? Lets say we have special cars which can run on rails
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Ask HN: Good online videos/lectures for Front end engineer
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Amazon Quietly Acquires 2lemetry Tto Build Out Its Internet of Things Strategy
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Who is the marketing guy among your team? It seems like you need a "CEO" who knows how to talk and bring projects in. Plus it seems like you are good fit for taking on outsourcing projects.
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Quora for just India, with answers from experts instead of kids fresh out of college
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Iot companies to watch for in 2015
(wtvox.com)
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