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by shabda 17y ago
import "fmt" what advantages this have over import fmt that a new language is choosing this sytax?
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by shabda 17y ago
Sure, but ttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttdddddddd Startups have areal risk of running out of money, just before they complete enough d. However with ttd, I have a shot at cashflow with that d, which I can invest back into more (nt +nd) Esta
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by shabda 17y ago
Sure. But how " I recommened to 5 people, who recommended to 5*(avg no of ppl influenced) * (decay factor people), who to 5*[(avg no of ppl influenced) * (decay factor people)]**2 ... " not a network effect as long as
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by shabda 17y ago
Every business is at least some network effect, in case of bug tracking, We convince every new client we sign up to use Unfuddle unless they have a very strong preference for any other. I am sure I must have sold >5 new clients to Unfud
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by shabda 17y ago
Same. Please add unfuddle to the options. A lot of people use it.
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by shabda 17y ago
> There are people who tell startups that they should hire the most senior people that they can find. Are there? Doesnt this article just knock down a lot of strawmen?
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by shabda 17y ago
Yes, because we should always be afraid of saying unconventional ideas. He might be wrong, but he has started a conversation around it. Passwords are a usability nightmare, and we definitely can have something better.(Mobile password fields
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by shabda 17y ago
Actual steps I followed to incorporate. 1. Pay a Chartered Accountant INR 25K(~500USD). SIgn some papers. 2. Wait a week for papers to arrive 3. Receive papers of incorporation.
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by shabda 17y ago
I guess its a addendum to "Why so few sw product startups in India"
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by shabda 17y ago
> 5. Too Much Bureaucracy This is plain wrong today. As a person who started a company in Hyderabad, India, I know that the state governments of both IT Hubs of India(Hyderabad, Banglore) try very hard to be non-beurocratic. To register
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To get somewhere, you already have to be there(swaroopch.com)
2 points by shabda 17y ago|0 comments
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by shabda 17y ago
>in python it can not, placing most of the burden of making sure the indentation is correct on the human. Surely you mean "On the Ide" > Especially when programming using tabs you'd better be very careful not to hit a delete by acci
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by shabda 17y ago
Are we also calling end of season sales as "Gift Horse" now? (Ps I like WoG)
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by shabda 17y ago
Django's code is well written, and very well documented.
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by shabda 17y ago
Why is $2 going to some ppl who made something which provides you with value >2 everyday,(or some random value), the wrong people? Extend the analogy only a little, "I dont buy anything on the internet as I want some of it to go to Tim
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by shabda 17y ago
I find it funny that a community of people who make their living off selling software are so averse to paying for it. How much of your hourly rate is the cost of buying this? How much time do you spend on HN daily? How much percent better d
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Because random.random is too hard(randomcodes.com)
2 points by shabda 17y ago|0 comments
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by shabda 17y ago
Change instances of this, jQuery("span[id^='score']") to jQuery(".comhead span[id^='score']") To hide only the comments points. This was written mostly for personal use, so doesnt have any options etc.(a month ago, see I can see the future
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by shabda 17y ago
(@ axod, reply link goes away after a while, so Ill reply here.) Sometimes lack of innovation is also an innovation. The innovation has happened around uses of twitter, apps of twitter, not twitter itself. And think of it this way, FB has w
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by shabda 17y ago
With all respect, weren't people saying the same thing about Facebook only six months back. Sorry, but twitter a no revenues is a ead horse.It might fail or it might succeed, but their "no-revenues" is a well thought out decision, your busi
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by shabda 17y ago
> non-trivial IMHO Non trivial != impossible.
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Optional no points display script - Greasemonkey.(userscripts.org)
7 points by shabda 17y ago|2 comments
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by shabda 17y ago
There you go. http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/56164
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by shabda 17y ago
I vote about every Django strory up ( :) ), but seriously, djnagosnippet.org? Who in Django world doesnt know and use this?
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by shabda 17y ago
However they said nothing which hadn't been said previously, and they said it in a disingenuous way.
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by shabda 17y ago
Ok, I said the parent comment link was biased in Favor of Django, but your si biased in favor of rails, most ppl looking for Ror search for "Ruby on Rail" (Which is its proper name), but most ppl looking for Django search for Django(proper
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by shabda 17y ago
I like and use Django, but thats a 100% wrong trend as about 50% of Django searches are searching for Django the musician.
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by shabda 17y ago
It is the latest commit identifier. Dont bother about it, its a normal, tar.gz file.
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by shabda 17y ago
> If you think Python and Ruby have extremely good libraries your standards are pretty low. .Net, JVM, Perl. Apart from these, which lanngauge has better Library than Python? Python is available on two of them. Ruby one one of them at l
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by shabda 17y ago
> But don't build your business around it. Python/Django and Ruby/Rails are only barely stable enough to work with. I agree with your basic premise but, Python and ruby both have extremely good library support. Hell, python's stated ai

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