sidmitra

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by sidmitra 15y ago
No worries, nothing personal. Just seemed seemed weird that it made the front page.
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Friends voting each other up.
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I suspect a voting ring?
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SEEKING WORK - Remote/Freelance Python/Django/jQuery, with extensive experience building e-commerce marketplaces. I have a research background, data analysis, playing around with NLP right now. I run a django dev shop, currently taking gigs
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Fabric is pretty decent. It's popular among Django, Python crowd. But there's nothing stopping you from using it for any project. Fabric + git pull should be enough to get rid of rsync. And you get instance version control on the server wit
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Seeking Work - Remote/Freelance Python/Django/jQuery, with extensive experience building e-commerce marketplaces. I have a research background, data analysis, playing around with NLP right now. I run a django dev shop, currently taking gigs
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This week in Tech Buzz Out Loud Hak5 Totally Rad Show - movie, games, TV Reviews Show Us Your Dish Keith and the Girl, Red Bar Radio are just funny
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Seeking Work - Remote/Freelance Python/Django/jQuery, with extensive experience building e-commerce marketplaces. I have a research background, data analysis, playing around with NLP right now. I run a django dev shop, currently taking gigs
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by sidmitra 15y ago
I have a post on that thread, seeking work. But that doesn't mean i don't have work. I run a consulting firm that handles a dozen python projects at any given time and i definitely get more than a dozen offers each week. But yeah quite a lo
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Python is fairly popular among startups, and hence supply follows demand.
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Ahh, it runs 9am EST. But don't think it ran last time: http://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=whoishiring
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I'm thinking of applying as well. I'm sure it'll be an awesome experience overall. Right now i run django dev studio( http://cloudshuffle.com ), helping others launch. Might be time to jump in to some product ideas i've had for a while, bu
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I agree with balakk on all of his points, since that's when i started using Opera too, around version 2. It still is the most complete browser experience without requiring any extensions. Another thing that makes me stick to it is the integ
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Is everyone running their their blog on their own servers? I see a lot of frontpage articles going down. Why not just use posterous etc., with a custom theme if needed? If you're talking about marketing, then your main tool to help you do t
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Yes and for the past 10-12 years i think, from version 2!, and days of altavista.
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1. Your idea is just a hypothesis at this point. So goto http://unbounce.com , sign up and put up a landing page that describes your idea. A lot of people are worried about people stealing their ideas. But imagine if there's a guy that is
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The problem really is that no one really measures the amount of time spent unless he has to. I only track time now because i have to bill them to clients, and it seems i have tracked approx 2500+ hours from December 2009, which is when i st
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You don't really list your portfolio, which is different from what Sahil did in his post(his profile lists all his projects). He was pretty well known on HN anyways because of his popular Dayta App + Gumroad etc.
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Was testing it out on our homepage. Noticed a couple of bugs as well: http://teaspiller.com The search for "Tax" yields result, but nothing for "Estates". I think it doesn't work for first word if the term contains a space. EDIT: was test
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He's talking about Bingo Card Creator
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Focussing on a niche works sometimes. But in this case it might be a tough fight. In any marketplaces your fighting fires at two ends, the buyer and sellers. Here your basic problem would be to get sufficient number of jobs for providers to
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You didn't mention which technology, frameworks you use. In case you guys are on python. Here's my portfolio: http://www.sidmitra.com/portfolio.html Currently taking gigs for my django development studio( http://cloudshuffle.com ). Feel
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I think they use Google Web Toolkit for things like Gmail. Example: http://gwt.google.com/samples/Mail/Mail.html
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Why the throwaway account? I think it repels good responses. I used to respond to such posts before, and quite often after some back and forths, and after the author has a better understanding of his needs at my time/effort/expense, they ju
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by sidmitra 15y ago
Do you take on any python work? I have a considerable experience building python apps. My portfolio: http://sidmitra.com/portfolio.html
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by sidmitra 15y ago
Will ping you over email. Here's my portfolio: http://sidmitra.com/portfolio.html . I also run a django dev shop, see http://cloudshuffle.com
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To be honest, i just accidently sort of fell onto it. There was no plan, no "execution" or even an idea. But some things that helped me build a portfolio: 1. Pure luck - i got a nice little project starting out, which had a nice, unique des
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I don't understand some of this passive hate against consulting. Consulting could also be your startup. I started consulting a year and a half back. And i've teamed up with half a dozen other devs, got a person to help me manage stuff, and
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I don't really know chinese, but i've worked on multilingual sites before. Here's my portfolio: http://sidmitra.com/portfolio.html
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Why don't you tell us what your app does and we can help you come up with a name?

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