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Why is hiring a problem?(sumukhsridhara.com)
1 points by sumukh1 15y ago|0 comments
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by sumukh1 15y ago
The article is long but the main lesson behind is to identify success paths and failure paths. Then make the changes so that the path of least resistance is the path to success. I love this and his other posts about goals. I've been researc
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by sumukh1 15y ago
It very well could be, but according to other it's polling Apple servers. http://gsp2.apple.com/tile?api=1&style=slideshow&lay...
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by sumukh1 15y ago
I'm not sure if you are talking about the right thing. They take the store down to update the products (so they don't leak a product and not a spike in traffic) In terms of scale, maybe it's just not on their list of immediate concerns. If
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by sumukh1 15y ago
Just curious, who are you hosting it with?
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by sumukh1 15y ago
Is this open source? I'd love to implement some of the changes mentioned above.
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by sumukh1 15y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong (IANAL) but I don't think this is allowed by Pintrest's terms. > You agree not to do any of the following:... Use the Site, Application or Site Content for any commercial purpose or the benefit of any third party
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by sumukh1 15y ago
Interesting idea. You could probably get a lot of interest from users if you offer cloud based editing instead of relying on MS Word/PDFs. (offer templates, analytics, and coaching etc) Alternatively you could tailor to companies, provide t
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by sumukh1 15y ago
It seems eerily accurate. Some quotes that caught my eye. >Equipped with radio links, a pda can serve as an appliance-control remote, a digital wallet, a cell phone, an identity badge, an e-mail station, a digital book, a pager and perh
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by sumukh1 15y ago
I understand this an app for hackers, but I'd really like to see another icon. It's the one flaw I notice immediately with almost any HN app. Let me know if you're interested in using this: Made a quick mockup: http://sumukh.me/ZZ3+
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by sumukh1 15y ago
Looks like that what they were going for: "This is not a monetization product for us. The goal of this is to make Quora better"
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by sumukh1 15y ago
I know people who have done it but be warned: 7.3 No Other Distribution Authorized Under this Agreement Except for the distribution of freely available Licensed Applications and the distribution of Applications for use on Registered Devices
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Silicon Valley: The rise of the adolescent CEOs(reuters.com)
2 points by sumukh1 15y ago|0 comments
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by sumukh1 15y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe you are not supposed to fish for anything after you are pulled over. Just keep your hands on the wheel. If the officer sees you leaning over trying to find something after you're pulled over he/she cou
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by sumukh1 15y ago
The closest thing that Apple can do to "print money" for a developer is to feature an application on the App Store. Apple does this to highlight software that it likes. The fact that Apple does this already shows that they are trying to get
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by sumukh1 15y ago
tldr; Google should get MM to make Nexus phones. This would come back to bite Google. Android's success is by and large because of Android licensees. Google demonstrating a clear interest/preference in a specific one would not make the othe
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by sumukh1 15y ago
I like it! Have you considered posting the code up?
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by sumukh1 15y ago
Are the applications manually curated or are you using the top lists? (or something else?)
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by sumukh1 15y ago
"As a rule, the only thing that can kill a good startup is the startup itself" - http://www.paulgraham.com/superangels.html As a rule, the only thing that can kill a good _ecosystem_ is the _ecosystem_ itself Edit: We live in a democracy
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by sumukh1 15y ago
Piggy backing off paulhauggis: How to Make It on Craigslist: http://blog.priceonomics.com/post/16529584021/how-to-make-it... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3515294
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by sumukh1 15y ago
I've been using Asana for the past few days. It doesn't look bad, works well in terms of assigning tasks, and putting dates/deadlines on specific tasks. (i.e. Work on task X today with email reminders). I like it and it's free for unto 30 u
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Who really benefits from putting high-tech gadgets in classrooms?(latimes.com)
3 points by sumukh1 15y ago|0 comments
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by sumukh1 15y ago
This is surprisingly true. I saw your product description, was interested, and left. You can the best product in the world but if the design is pretty poor, then you can't really incentivize me to take the time to create an account. Basical
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by sumukh1 15y ago
Github: https://github.com/brianchirls/Seriously.js
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Seriously.js - Real-time video effects in Javascript (Chroma Key and more) (seriouslyjs.org)
2 points by sumukh1 15y ago|1 comments
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by sumukh1 15y ago
For some reason the soundcloud player took forever to load. Here's the direct link to Soundcloud: http://soundcloud.com/techzing/techzing-168
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by sumukh1 15y ago
I really hate stealing page views from the owner, so when the site comes back up, I'll take this down. (just reply here if it does) In the mean time here's the full text: [begin] I hear a lot of people with new startup ideas, and although
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by sumukh1 15y ago
What's the best way to find out when you do that? Twitter?
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by sumukh1 15y ago
> most utility out of your time? Sleep. If you aren't getting enough of it, then the greatest ROI can be a nap or just sleeping properly. Remember technology itself is a tool. To effectively use it, you need to be in good shape (Mentall
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by sumukh1 15y ago
It's interesting to think that this attack vector is more effective against people. They won't trust "sites" on the internet because they have been conditioned not to but will gladly follow the instructions of a "expert" over the phone. Wh

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