rachnaspace

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by rachnaspace 14y ago
thanks!
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by rachnaspace 15y ago
Bangalore, India. Hachi Labs is looking for 2 solid coders. If you have the skills, confidence and heart to solve some complex database, search and algorithms related problems - do ping us! More details about our requirement - http://jobs.
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by rachnaspace 16y ago
We'd love to get feedback on our application as well, but we're not based in either of those places. Can any alum review it remotely? - over email, phone..?
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by rachnaspace 16y ago
If you're a technical founder, with some interest and understanding on how to create some buzz around your app and get in users - I'd say, you don't really need a business / non-technical founder early on. Though, at some stage when you sta
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by rachnaspace 16y ago
I believe there's some discussion around Andrew Chen's post going on, on hacker news - wanted to share my thoughts over there...couldn't find it, so putting it up separately here.
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Biz monkeys, there's hope(rachnaspace.posterous.com)
2 points by rachnaspace 16y ago|1 comments
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by rachnaspace 16y ago
>Big companies will still be there if you fail, why live with the regret?>> Totally agree!
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by rachnaspace 16y ago
It could be... my experience has been pretty good so far. I used Reliance USB even in smaller cities and it worked great... even in a moving train in the middle of nowhere when I was traveling.
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by rachnaspace 16y ago
Internet should not be a problem anywhere you travel within India. There are internet USB cards available with pretty decent speed & connectivity. Here are a few - http://www.reliancenetconnect.co.in/ http://www.tataphoton.com/ With
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by rachnaspace 16y ago
I agree, very simple to use and allows for A/B testing too.
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by rachnaspace 16y ago
Thanks for sharing your perspective Dave! Looking forward to 500startups' program.
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by rachnaspace 16y ago
I absolutely agree, both are incredibly great choices not only for seed capital but also the crucial guidance/advice/mentorship an early stage startup team needs. I'm just curious how the HN community thinks about the two.
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YC Vs 500startups startup accelerator
7 points by rachnaspace 16y ago|4 comments
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by rachnaspace 16y ago
Incorporation in US would cost between $200 - $400. The other stuff you mentioned come under Formation Services package (fixed fee) offered by most startup law firms - the fee for this generally ranges between $3K - $5K. And you can negotia
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by rachnaspace 16y ago
Thanks everybody! I'm going to start with Python. Will post my progress on HN after a while :)
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by rachnaspace 16y ago
thanks!
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by rachnaspace 16y ago
Thanks jeebusroxors! Python seems a good choice from the comments here. What do you mean by 'language philosophies'? can you pls explain a bit?
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by rachnaspace 16y ago
Thanks dkersten! I'll check out Python. What do you think of PHP? Some folks were suggesting that, but I haven't yet checked it out.
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by rachnaspace 16y ago
I don't have a specific app idea in mind for which I want to learn programming. Mostly, I like consumer web apps, and which may require integration with facebook, twitter APIs. I'm not looking to build a full blown app myself - rather a qui
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I want to learn programming, which language would you recommend?
3 points by rachnaspace 16y ago|13 comments
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by rachnaspace 16y ago
good luck! and I hope you can negotiate a good salary with them :)
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by rachnaspace 16y ago
I just saw your profile. You work with Jackbe? I've known their bay area team for 4 years.. awesome guys!
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by rachnaspace 16y ago
If you've just graduated, I'd say your first criteria should be the job profile - the work that you'll be doing, and the opportunity for you to learn and grow there. Also, make sure you negotiate a salary that can cover your expenses and yo
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by rachnaspace 16y ago
From exit and revenue generation perspective, my vote goes to - - Dropbox: Great product. Awesome team. Good market with revenue possibilities. - Hipmunk: User experience in flight travel search has sucked for a very long time. But, users a