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maximgsaini
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Comment #10859791
Hey Steve, This is really inspiring, man!! I know what its like. I would suggest that you keep going at it. Especially since things are finally working out. I see you mention user …
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Comment #10648357
When it comes to tools and customer support problems of a growing company, here is a post I found to be accurate for a lot of the cases I've seen: http://blog.outreach.io/why-we-sw…
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Comment #10648348
Disclaimer: We run a Heldesk software, Busibud.com which maps out a company's customer support process and helps them outsource only the mapped out part. The helpdesk software is f…
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Comment #8422713
It is not only the US which abides by this culture, much of the world does. Northern Europe comes across as a stark exception, though!
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Comment #8422504
> Perhaps they could have a filter based on completed courses through the various online options (Coursera, Code School, Treehouse, etc) Couldn't agree more!!
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Comment #8422395
Awesome service guys. The following criticism is not for github, but for our culture as a whole. I cannot get myself to agree with how our culture has come to describe a 'student'.…
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Comment #7687017
Even Ritchie and McCarthy might not have been able to achieve as much without other people's contributions. Clearly they didn't start out with sticks and stones. Even Einstein coul…
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Comment #7603191
That is the Best Part of YC!!! If Albert Einstein had not been 'rejected' for 2 years, we might not have had that revolutionary glimpse into our own world (just saying). He might'v…
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Comment #7603063
Why add the complexity of a car when you can simply walk?! The car will break down, you will have to waste days taking it to the service station, you will have to get a driver's li…
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Comment #7491892
Link to original publication: http://www.jneurosci.org/content/34/12/4161.abstract
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Comment #7448040
When the elites are allowed censor "bad" voices, it ends up hurting progress. The elites of the middle ages did the same to the "bad" voices defying the clergy. The elites in Afgha…
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Comment #7269367
Is it Futile? Is human existence futile? Depends on what your definition of 'futile' is. When compared to the expanse of the entire universe, we are a mere speck. No matter what we…
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Comment #7233577
I see English as more of a liability for a country like India. Only 10% of the Indian elites have any sort of proficiency in English. Indians never developed an 'infrastructure' ar…
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Comment #6949475
1. FENG ZHANG: DNA’s master editor Borrowing from bacteria, a biologist helps to create a powerful tool for customizing DNA. ------- 2. TANIA SIMONCELLI: Gene patent foe A US scien…
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Comment #6949259
Progress should continue despite the negative events around you!! With technology you have the potential to not just help your country, but also change the world. Keep working hard…
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Comment #6946087
Human traits are a vast shade of grey, neither black nor white. There is no one-size-fits-all approach. Someone who even attempts this approach is underestimating our diversity (no…