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Comment #44702238
A fun travel website made from scratch in an hour using Gen AI tools
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Comment #17212967
Kuvera | Senior Software Engineer | Bangalore, India | Full Time Onsite Kuvera is a goal based investment platform to simplify investing for Indians. We're offering investments in …
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Comment #5964514
wow!! This is crazy. Been sleeping on this idea for the past 3 months or so. But for my day job, I would have definitely taken a stab at it. kudos for starting this.
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Comment #4827187
There are two subtle aspect of the game. Both based on simplicity. First the actual rules of the game. Just like angry birds almost anyone can pick it up and start playing from the…
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Comment #1962804
Same here.when I started 2 years I did want to do lifestyle business, but 6 months later realised that phrase Has different meaning for different folks.
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Comment #1676093
Same here. I am sure EngineYard will use this opportunity to provide services on micro-instances. It's going to be a big boost to EngineYard. Heroku, not as much I guess since they…
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Comment #1334307
only to catch your eye. I can imagine it dying down quietly after the initial 'wow wow'
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Comment #1334141
> I'm not trying to be innovative, because frankly all you guys If that what it is, so be it. Personally I am not taker of this idea
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Comment #1333678
If only it was that simple to take a well beaten idea (selling stuff) and re-position it with a recently successful platform (posterous) and hope for its succeeding on the back of …
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Comment #1324555
Nice summary. Completely agree to your points. The reasoning of value network may not directly apply to Apple, but yes Nokia was in the right position to make as much impact if not…
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Comment #1324551
I wouldn't consider Nokia as having adapted to disruptive technology. I think Nokia's example is similar to 3M's. IBM may be a right candidate, but I wouldn't agree that it has ada…
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Comment #1324407
I am looking for any other examples where a company has successfully migrated to the next technology S curve. Any examples?
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Comment #1239857
I have used google app engine for several projects. Most recently for http://www.smstweet.in This basically helps Indian mobile phone users to update their twitter status by sendin…
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Comment #1193481
Yes I do. But you see, in India only one operator supports this service, and is not very cost effective. smstweetin helps everyone here tweet via sms.
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Comment #1192318
1) Since Oct 2009 2) Not applied 3) Not applicable 4) http://www.smstweet.in : send tweets by a simple SMS http://www.ideabubbles.in : loyalty program on mobile phone and other suc…
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Comment #1156683
I created a similar app, but primarily for India (using India local number). But it should work internationally also if you are willing to pay international SMS charges (don't know…
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Comment #947966
>ARM-based linux-powered devices could work for days without recharge wonder if this has to do with kathmandu's high altitude :)
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Comment #947956
what is ADD? any links to explain this syndrome? [edit] ok maybe this is what you are referring to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attention-deficit_hyperactivity...