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by vishaldpatel 17y ago
I'll second that. It is good to know that Celery is being used in production... but give us a story. What were you doing? What was the problem? How did creating and deploying Celery help you solve it? Perhaps an example or two of other pote
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by vishaldpatel 17y ago
Yeah great "risk" she was taking.
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by vishaldpatel 17y ago
I can think of a few things that will =)
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by vishaldpatel 17y ago
No way man. The iPad is the next gold mine!
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by vishaldpatel 17y ago
1. I wouldn't offer a salary to someone who I felt wasn't good enough for a job. If the job needs people skills, then he'd only get an offer from me if I thought he already had them / could gain them. 2. Pointing out to someone that they ar
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Ask HN: How important are terms and conditions?
3 points by vishaldpatel 17y ago|2 comments
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by vishaldpatel 17y ago
He forgot to mention that all the rain means you'll stay indoors and do more work.
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by vishaldpatel 17y ago
TOO MANY QUESTIONS! NO JOB FOR YOU! =)
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by vishaldpatel 17y ago
What sort of expertise / skills would you be looking for in volunteers?
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by vishaldpatel 17y ago
Don't wait until next year.
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by vishaldpatel 17y ago
I like Romanians. Always gotten along with em'. Never met one I didn't like (seriously). So I figured, why not ;)
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by vishaldpatel 17y ago
Existing things: MobileFolk - my current project / startup. Swim, run, workout. Keep learning Spanish and practicing guitar. Read books. New things: Learn basic Romanian. Meet more iPhone (and Android) developers in the Bay Area and in / ar
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Let us buy you a beer (or three) (iPhone developers in the Bay Area)
7 points by vishaldpatel 17y ago|0 comments
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by vishaldpatel 17y ago
Feel free to send it my way - I'll be happy to proofread it for you (email's in the profile).
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by vishaldpatel 17y ago
And if meditation is too artsy for you... I used to work on doing tricks with my soccer ball for a while after work everyday. They weren't easy, so I basically didn't think about anything else and essentially held one state of mind the whol
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by vishaldpatel 17y ago
Sure it is... we're entrepreneurs and you're pointing out something that seems to be selling. This is useful - even if it is a bit obvious - it helps guys like me think outside the iphone box a bit.
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by vishaldpatel 17y ago
Don't employees have to pay a chunk of their cheques into the State pension plan?
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by vishaldpatel 17y ago
I think we can all agree that people generally have short attention spans. I think we can also agree that quite a few HN readers are iphone developers and users. The developers among us develop on the iphone platform because the users like
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by vishaldpatel 17y ago
Nothing, as long as it satisfies you.
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by vishaldpatel 17y ago
And if "quitting" feels like being a loser... then MOVE ON instead.
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by vishaldpatel 17y ago
Quit. They don't value you enough to want to pay you. Get the hell out of there.
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by vishaldpatel 17y ago
Yup. No point in limiting yourself to just one set of tools ;).
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by vishaldpatel 18y ago
I was also curious what sort of business licenses the State of Delaware would impose upon a start up software company. Thoughts?
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Ask YC: How to form a Delaware C-Corp?
6 points by vishaldpatel 18y ago|3 comments
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by vishaldpatel 19y ago
My day job is basically as a feature programmer for a perl based web application system. Trust me. Learn python / ruby for web applications. Or stick to PHP. The thing that made people love Perl is the same thing that makes more mature peop
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by vishaldpatel 19y ago
Ah Zombocom - a true pilgrimage. I end up there atleast a couple of times every year.
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by vishaldpatel 19y ago
Berkeley Pluses: - Everything is in walking distance if you live around downtown - from the grocery shops, to the many many good, cheap (compared to East Coast) restaurants, and the BART (subway) that takes you to San Francisco in 20 - 25 m