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sarvesh
17y ago
Whenever the idea of government getting involved with startups or silicon valley comes up it makes me sick to my stomach. Picking the right startups, open source or otherwise is a hard thing to do and especially for the government. They hav
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17y ago
It seems to me like you are expecting people to buy this app so that they can see what a color blind person would see with sample images. But who cares? You seem to have identified that parents or relatives of colorblind would be one likely
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17y ago
Because we expect too much for what we pay in taxes, add to that we also elect some of the dumbest people into office.
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Ask HN: Gmail feature you just can't live without.
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17y ago
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17y ago
Hard to say without the request but he may be doing persistent http connection (keep-alive) in which case content-length is required.
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17y ago
An Orwellian society? No thanks.
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17y ago
I was told not to use constants on the left hand side of an expression e.g., if("hello"==strVar) and was made to change it throughout my code. Needless to say I quit after making that change.
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Isn't that's what CGI is for? If you want a full blown web application framework in C is going to be a lot of work. String manipulation, parsing HTML with standard C libraries is not going to be easy. Java, C# and Python have pretty decent
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InsideVenture Banks on New, Hybrid IPO Model
(gigaom.com)
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17y ago
gonna delete this.
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17y ago
What exactly are you looking for in the framework? One of the three frameworks you have listed will probably work if you want build something like 280slides.
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17y ago
Travel, take a break. Seems like burntout and you need to take a vacation and then decide whether you really want to quit this industry.
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17y ago
extjs is a library and Objective-J is a new language. It is different in many respects. extjs might be good library to have with existing frameworks but if you are building something really complex UI on the web you are better off with Capp
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17y ago
It definitely is one of the better solutions out there. For most parts it does work across browsers without any major issues. The only problem i have seen so far with cappuccino is that sometimes with slower browsers like IE the application
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17y ago
Atlas, as far as I know, won't be open source. So Atlas would be their monetizable product. 280Slides could be monetized in the future which is also not an open source project.
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17y ago
You can't post it on that page unless you are funded by YCombinator. You can however submit as usual and will show up with the rest of the submissions.
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18y ago
It is extremely difficult to get funding for a product in India. VC's there seem to prefer verticals, if you are working on a vertical product you have a better chance. If all the YC funded were to try and get funding from Indian VC's I am
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18y ago
The question you should be asking yourself is will the users buy your product/service? Ads or subscriptions you are still trading your product/service with your customers. Is it something that will be useful enough for them to trade some mo
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18y ago
Unless you have your requirements down to the smallest detail, which is rare, it will probably cost you a lot more to have developers spread out in different parts of the country. You are at a phase where you want rapid prototyping to disco
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18y ago
Given that picking the right startups is hard how will this increase in applications be handled over time? Increasing the reviewers will not necessarily mean that the quality is still the same. Will the number of days for review be increase
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Tell HN: YC Summer 2009 application is due today.
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18y ago
You can still apply with him working from Mexico City. http://ycombinator.com/faq.html
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18y ago
Nice Idea. How are you going to handle blacklisting (email?). I believe expanding on the interaction part like replies to say something like surveys would greatly increase the value.
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18y ago
Yes he does write good. My favourite is this one http://www.randsinrepose.com/archives/2005/03/20/free_electr... .
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Rands In Repose: The Makers of Things
(randsinrepose.com)
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How about accepting applications year round but still having the twice a year 3 month program? If someone knows they are going to be a in say the next summer or winter round it is less likely they would apply elsewhere.
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Nimbuzz Launches a Super Communication App for iPhone
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You need subscription to read the article.
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18y ago
Had never heard of Joseph Schumpeter. Here is a paper http://swopec.hhs.se/iuiwop/papers/iuiwop0533.pdf on how he was nearly right. It explores the Swedish economy.
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Program Managers vs. Interaction designers
(scottberkun.com)
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