subbu

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by subbu 18y ago
I'd be there.
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by subbu 18y ago
What's even more of importance about that web server(mongrel) was that there was no good web server that could reliably run Ruby/Rails apps at that time.
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by subbu 18y ago
It could also be because Adobe controls how Flash behaves in the browser. If it suddenly changes some security feature in its Flash player and release it, browsers automatically download the player (users don't really care which version of
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Survive the recession. Put your RoR product on life-support(sfbay.craigslist.org)
1 points by subbu 18y ago|0 comments
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by subbu 18y ago
All newsgroups seem to be subscription based. Any free newsgroups just for finding/downloading stuff?
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by subbu 18y ago
I have used a number of languages/tools/technologies in the past. Whenever I felt the existing choices don't meet my needs I have simply moved on. I never had to bash my old choices because they are not good anymore. They have served me pre
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by subbu 18y ago
I never understood the basis of the current financial crisis. Now I do.
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by subbu 18y ago
Where is Wufoo????? I'd put them somewhere on the top of the list.
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by subbu 18y ago
When 2-3 bright engineers are working on something they very precisely (usually) know what they are doing. If one of them says "It's going to take six to eight weeks" then all the planning would've already happened in the programmer's brain
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by subbu 18y ago
>> More than 30% of the sub-systems that went into Chandrayaan-1 were used by us in other operations. A strategy followed by Indian IT services companies :) See what resources they have got in other projects, pull them over quickly,
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by subbu 18y ago
Give us something casual. Bug tracking need not be painful.
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by subbu 18y ago
I really like the guys at slicehost. They can answer all your technical questions in a few short sentences. They are pretty quick and responsive. Hope Rackspace uses these skills along with their servers.
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by subbu 18y ago
To put it in perspective, this is less than what Microsoft paid for PowerSet ($100 million for a search engine), Farecast ($112 million for a airfare pricing comparision tool) or less than what Google paid for FeedBurner ($100 million for a
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by subbu 18y ago
I was in a similar position 2 years back. The only difference between you and me(then) is I didn't have an application ready. I just had the idea. This company (a smaller one though..I was working with them as a full-time employee) was inte
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by subbu 18y ago
Same here. Dojo is faster in my Firefox: Moo:265, jQ:261, Prototype:295, YUI:571, Dojo:190. jQuery is the fastest in my Safari: Moo:141, jQ:132, Prototype:270, YUI:425, Dojo:146
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by subbu 18y ago
No list there. Here it is: 1. Steve Ballmer -- microsoft.com 2. Mitchell Baker -- mozilla.org 3. Jeff Bezos -- amazon.com 4. Sergey Brin, Larry Page, and Eric Schmidt -- google.com 5. Jeff Clavier -- softtechvc.com 6. Paul Graham -- y
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by subbu 18y ago
I think Microsoft is offsetting the pain developers face in trying to make web pages work in IE/JScript by promoting jQuery. Without a library like jQuery/Prototype its really difficult to get IE to do what you want. Good news. I really hop
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by subbu 18y ago
Interesting classification. But I wouldn't put the answer/view count in crap. Otherwise there is no way of judging/weighing the answers and its usefulness.
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by subbu 18y ago
I wish there was another feature. Store my favorite q/a threads within my profile. Delicious doesn't cut for these kind of bookmarks.
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by subbu 18y ago
I don't know why some users are saying the design is not good. I found it to be pretty neat and clutter less. It doesn't come in the way.
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by subbu 19y ago
Take a look at this link: http://www.vaporbase.com/var/uploads/File/rails-vs-django.pd... Its a detailed comparison between the 2 frameworks.
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by subbu 19y ago
I am based in Bangalore, India. When I say resources I mean money (infrastructre costs like hosting and software) and another developer and a designer.
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by subbu 19y ago
Some comments from an Indian working in Bangalore: there is definitely a lot of weed in the services offered from India. If you expect everybody that you come across in cheaper countries to be 100% efficient and as intelligent as everybody
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by subbu 19y ago
I am a native of Bangalore but work in Hyderabad currently. Do you mind giving me your email id? Mine is subramani.athikunte@gmail.com
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by subbu 19y ago
Doesn't suit me.
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by subbu 19y ago
Thanks for the link Prakash. As I said before the VCs listed in the above link take the traditional route to investing. In a different context I did get in touch with Band of Angels. But the questions they asked were in the lines of "how mu
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by subbu 19y ago
The idea that I am working on addresses a need in the Indian market. So it makes sense to find something here. That apart I am not in a position to move to the US. Thanks for the suggestion anyway :)
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Is there a YC-like VC in India?
8 points by subbu 19y ago|13 comments