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I am the author of the book, "How We Did It". For the book, I interviewed 100 entrepreneurs from all walks of life. From the tech world, people interviewed include the founders of …

I recently talked to nearly 100 entrepreneurs for my book titled "How We Did It". One thing that I asked most of them was how to validate the business idea before embarking on it. …

I agree. There possibly could be another book that addresses things the exact same way I have done. But the fact that I could not find it while trying to scratch my itch tells me t…

I have been working on a book over the past few months. The objective of the book was to talk to 100 entrepreneurs from diverse backgrounds to understand how they went through the …

That sentence is indeed grammatically correct.

As an Indian, this is a topic of conversation even inside India. For example, the place I worked for in Bangalore had people who spoke to each other in Hindi, another bunch that sp…

Makes sense. In that case, would scanning the sea for hues of red work? The MH370 has a pretty prominent red strip along its body. If we can scan for this color, then it could be a…

Just heard in the news that the search for the missing MH370 has now shifted 3000kms to the south west of Perth. I wonder if somebody can write a script that can scan the blue seas…

Another thing - a script to do this could take at least 2-3 days to code. Things could change pretty drastically by then. Of course, we might be able to reuse the code for another …

Looks like a neat linkbait. Unlikely the owner never noticed this..

How did you get referrals from a mailing list you were a subscriber to? Could you elaborate?

Do we have an IFTTT recipe for this? I guess it's a pretty good idea to try this reverse search against all of our competitors to see if there is a pattern for our specific industr…

I have been doing a little cold calling recently. One thing I have understood from the various introduction statements is 1. Ask for the person's name or company's name first thing…

I used to have a newsletter project where I signed people up through a single optin - it was kind of a daily deals newsletter. I grew to 1000 subscribers in no time. Yet, whenever …

How did you market using Rubyweekly? Isn't it a curated email newsletter? Did you advertise or were you lucky to be picked up by them?

So is this limited just to commenters or to people submitting new products as well? I just noticed you do not have a submit product option either.