sarvesh

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by sarvesh 17y ago
San Diego
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Details on Marc Andreessen’s New Fund(techcrunch.com)
1 points by sarvesh 17y ago|0 comments
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by sarvesh 17y ago
Sorry, an article in businessweek doesn't disprove the fact that fact that Apple, Microsoft, Sun and a gazillion other startups were created by entrepreneurs and VCs who were willing take those risks.
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by sarvesh 17y ago
Why not right? You may soon get more than just protecting 3rd party developers when the bill to regulate VC funds is passed. I think it will be big blunder. Nobody who is an entrepreneur has any delusions of safety, we know the risks we are
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by sarvesh 17y ago
Wow, $20,000 is quite a lot of money, I would rather spend it on surviving a few more months as a startup to make a better product to make my users happy. Who are really the only ones who will eventually make your product popular or unpopu
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by sarvesh 17y ago
Option 1 although good it probably won't fly well. The first step to cleaning up the existing mess it to stop rewarding doctors based on the number procedure they apply on a patient to cure them in medicare. That is probably the most insane
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by sarvesh 17y ago
The title is kinda misleading. The Javascript timer optimization he is talking about doesn't require HTML5.
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by sarvesh 17y ago
I sold my website, which I created for fun, to a company in 1998 and continued to work for them, that was the first time earned a paycheck and I was still in college. Never in my wildest dreams did I think what I made would make money with
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by sarvesh 17y ago
No. This is the fifth story about HTML 5 that has made it to the front page in the last 24 hours and as much as I want to it to replace Flash and Silverlight realistically speaking it won't happen anytime soon. If anybody really believes th
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by sarvesh 17y ago
I don't think it would too hard to categorize in the manner you are suggesting but that would take away the leverage users have over what gets to be on the front page. I am not sure of this but submitters karma points may have something to
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by sarvesh 17y ago
You need to set the cache control for the file to some far off date in future. Doing this will make sure the browser doesn't download the file each and every time the users visits your website. If you are using Apache you add this to your c
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by sarvesh 17y ago
North Korea and Iran maybe but China? China may not have the best records for human rights but I wouldn't put it in the same league as North Korea or Saudi Arabia.
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by sarvesh 17y ago
Cappuccino also has nib2cib now which allows you use inetrface builder which is great if you are coming from a mac background. Also there is Script# for people .net. Personally I prefer cappuccino.
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by sarvesh 17y ago
Bullshit, somebody should ask him why undergraduates and grads from the top most schools in India refuse to work for companies like HCL, Wipro and Infosys. I studied in Bangalore and every good computer science grad I know never even had co
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by sarvesh 17y ago
Beta versions of software include debug information. This is pretty much a standard practice, even I do it. It helps me understand where things went wrong and how it could be improved. When you do the final version you generally get rid of
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by sarvesh 17y ago
You really can't compare a beta or Release Candidate with final versions of other browsers that most definitely will put your numbers off.
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by sarvesh 17y ago
The fact that it works in many other countries doesn't mean it will in the United States. Agreed that it successful in many other countries like Canada, UK and France but if you look closer there are a lot of factors that will work against
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by sarvesh 17y ago
It is not a good idea to use <pre>volatile</pre> for creating multi-threaded applications like the author is explaining it will just end up creating more problems than solving one. Better use a library. The problem with vola
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by sarvesh 17y ago
Use wget ( http://pages.interlog.com/~tcharron/wgetwin.html )
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by sarvesh 17y ago
Wealth of Nations, although it won't teach you anything directly about management it is good introduction to economics which is essential in any management role. Best of all it is free!
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by sarvesh 17y ago
Honestly the fact that you couldn't user certain filenames in the URL wasn't as big a problem, it was the fact that you couldn't do URL rewriting unless you wrote your own httphandler that annoyed me the most. MVC does an awesome job with r
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by sarvesh 17y ago
Carakan, their new Javascript engine, will probably included in this release. They have been working on it for at least the last six months. But I doubt that would qualify as reinventing the web. They might come out with the fastest browser
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by sarvesh 17y ago
If you read my post I am saying that XmlHttpRequest on its own will do no good. Agreed Intuit good a really good job in the 90s but that's over.
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by sarvesh 17y ago
I think author is giving too much credit to Intuit. Intuit was and in many ways is still ignorant about the fundamental change in developing software products. Mint apart from the fact that it is web based is also much smarter than Quicken.
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by sarvesh 17y ago
It's mostly a discussion about his variants of APL. I don't understand the reasoning behind starting from scratch every time writes a new language but he does make some interesting observations about common lisp. Interesting, worth reading.
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by sarvesh 17y ago
Amazon Mechanical Turk (www.mturk.com)
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by sarvesh 17y ago
1. Get machine fingerprint based on hardware id of the devices. Use your judgment on which one you want to include. 2. Create a one way hash, with a salt. Store it locally. 3. Call home with this key to activate the product. 4. Every once
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by sarvesh 17y ago
Dupe.
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by sarvesh 17y ago
Too bad they don't have a demo application showing off the features in action like google did with wave. It could be viable alternative to write collaborative software.
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by sarvesh 17y ago
Arpanet wasn't a startup, it came out of a defense program. What I am saying it trying to pick winners in silicon valley is a bad idea.

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