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by rushabh 12y ago
These sites work on network effect, pretty similar to social networks, I guess. It helps to get a reasonable product quickly out there that does not compromise too much on the user experience and privacy. In India there is a job site called
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Amazing Videos of Teenage Engineering Oplab Music Controller(teenageengineering.com)
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by rushabh 12y ago
The author is using cynicism to make a point across. > They could just do useful work like the rest of us, which isn't quite as romantic, but is doing the world as a whole better than another failing "product" seems like &
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by rushabh 13y ago
Bored is a positive feeling. Specially in 2014. I would love to get bored on summer afternoons.
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by rushabh 13y ago
Thanks for the clarification. It would be very interesting to see if anyone else adopts this pricing. In spite of the flak you get from the HN crowd (the reason I am guessing, might be that you make it deceptively simple to hit $390,000 wit
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by rushabh 13y ago
The one time pricing is very interesting. How do you define the $100 one time pricing? What if you decide to cut the product in the middle, do you give a full refund? Is there a time limit (20 years) or is this for as long as the service is
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by rushabh 13y ago
These are all problems (email client, better support app, better mailing list) many of us on HN fantasise about but each has a whole bunch of schleps associated with it. The motivation to jump through all the loops is tempered by pragmatism
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by rushabh 13y ago
Take their email id and keep sending them regular updates of your product development. Add as many people you can on your list - so when you launch you will have an audience.
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Show HN: A Simple Bootstrap themed WYSIWYG Editor(webnotes.github.io)
5 points by rushabh 13y ago|0 comments
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by rushabh 13y ago
A construction worker can generally make more money in San Francisco than in suburban Fresno. But it won’t likely be enough more to make up the difference in the relative cost of living. Indeed, few working-class people earn enough money t
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by rushabh 13y ago
I can't take anyone seriously who does not uses fonts to display icons, Turn off foreign fonts (?) maybe 0.001% of web users do that.
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by rushabh 13y ago
Thanks for the awesome replies. They were really insightful - specially the idea to have an all round team to work on this. Surely some food for thought for a tech-only company like us. If you ever come across a need for accounting / i
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by rushabh 13y ago
We initially burnt hands doing custom development so stay away these days. 90% of our revenue comes from cloud hosting, which is opposite of OpenERP (which gets 90% of revenue via Partners). If we do custom development, product will suffer,
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by rushabh 13y ago
Wow. This is pretty inspiring. We at https://erpnext.com have been looking to help govt agencies implement our Open Source ERP, but lack a forum where we can connect with such needs. Can you suggest us a way forward. I think our
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by rushabh 13y ago
Seems like its designed by Jonathan Ive. Who likes these colours? http://jonyiveredesignsthings.tumblr.com/
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by rushabh 13y ago
We have built the new version of our web app on BS3. The migration from BS2 to BS3 was not too difficult. There are some new elements too like List View and Panels. Love the flat UI too. Feels very modern and light. Here is a demo of our ap
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Show HN: Open Source ERP using Bootstrap 3 (Responsive)(erpnext.com)
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The Tragedy of Not Using Open Source(erpnext.com)
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by rushabh 14y ago
Again anecdotal but Google Alerts is definitely broken. I hope Twitter is sensing a big opportunity here.
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by rushabh 14y ago
I don't think most people start off with the goal of creating popular software. People who end up making popular software make something they themselves need badly and they excel in their work. It just happens that a lot of other people als
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by rushabh 14y ago
I think the most important aspect in remote working is not only whether the company believes in a result oriented culture or not. What gets ignored, is that a lot of knowledge is embedded in the culture. Like a random conversation in the ha
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by rushabh 14y ago
We have been running a SaaS product for SMBs for about 4 years now. If you bootstrapping and running on very low revenue like we do, the only option is to keep your costs even lower. We usually have enough money in the bank to pay salaries
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by rushabh 14y ago
ERPNext (plug)
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Disk Bottleneck Issues with MySQL(erpnext.com)
2 points by rushabh 14y ago|1 comments
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by rushabh 14y ago
After seeing so many apps / websites on HN use Proxima Nova and rounded avatars immediately after the new Basecamp was released, its interesting to see this anti 37signals wave on HN. I think the HN crowd has lost its objectivity in evaluat
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by rushabh 14y ago
We just installed a new machine with the new Luna desktop from elementary os [1]. Looks awesome so far. Might just tilt the balance in favour of Debian on the desktop. [1] http://elementary.org
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by rushabh 14y ago
[shameless plug] Have been developing ERPNext ( https://erpnext.com ) on similar lines. Its no where near OpenERP but would love to get some critical comments.
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by rushabh 14y ago
1. Most of India's early adopters are in the US. 2. India also has no language barrier for top class international products like Facebook, Twitter, Basecamp and their ecosystems to take large market share. 3. India's Internet audience is 5
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Life's Work(erpnext.com)
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Syrians rebels turn to Skype for communications(nytimes.com)
2 points by rushabh 14y ago|1 comments

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