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But it still takes the attention back to the computer.
Posted by
akshaye on Friday February 13, 2009 @02:38AM
from the ask-hn dept.
Basically, what i'm planning to do is to include a minimal number of features in my application, partially because of the 'do less' thing and actually, because i'm not very sure of what path the app should take in future; so i want the users to define what should be added next.So i was wondering what would be a good way to collect users' reactions and requests? Should i just have a feedback...
Maybe you are referring to Disqus.
Ask HN: What's better: Having multiple side projects; or devoting all time to one single app? Which has better chance of bringing in more revenues?
Posted by
akshaye on Saturday December 13, 2008 @02:13AM
from the ask-hn dept.
..related to technology, of course.
Posted by
akshaye on Thursday October 23, 2008 @06:46AM
from the mozilla.org dept.
Posted by
akshaye on Thursday June 12, 2008 @01:45AM
from the nothinghappens.net dept.
pg, what is your opinion on starting something on the lines of startup school in international locations?
yeah, i agree. if setting up seed funding is too complicated, starting regular meets or something like startup school will still be very beneficial. In fact, that will help more than hard cash.
Posted by
akshaye on Sunday March 30, 2008 @06:56AM
from the startupping.blogspot.com dept.
Posted by
akshaye on Friday March 28, 2008 @04:20PM
from the self-post dept.
are podcasts/videos from earlier startup schools available? if yes, where can i find them?
Apart from infrastructure, a community like this is also non-existent. As they say, this business is based as much on who you know as what you know. But nevertheless, i'll try to make up for that by following YC-news (and putting things in Indian context). The opportunities for growth in India is HUGE, especially now with overall improvement in infrastructure and growing number of internet users.
Thank you. I'll be posting the progress on my blog.
Currently i'm dabbling with a couple of ideas. Nothing grand; small ideas that might just work. I will take some time to refine them before i pick one and proceed.
Posted by
akshaye on Friday March 28, 2008 @03:37PM
from the startupping.blogspot.com dept.
37 signals' apps and last.fm
yeah.. i can already smell it :)
getting a co-founder turned out to be a problem actually. though most of my friends appreciated the idea/effort, none is actually willing to give up the security of well-paying jobs to come work on a startup.
PS: i'm in India. and startups have not really caught on as well here as they have in US.
i guess those voices will fade away as i start getting busier with the startup :)
well i'm not worried about quitting the job. its 'doing the startup' well part. i have a couple of ideas and not too afraid to fail either. its just that sometimes these voices at the back of my mind keep telling me otherwise :)
Posted by
akshaye on Friday March 21, 2008 @04:54AM
from the self-post dept.
i'm in the process of quitting my (money-wise: decent, work-wise: crap) job and starting a startup. But i don't feel as confident as i'd like me to believe... i was wondering if this is normal or i'm, in fact, not ready to start a startup yet?
i have in fact decided to do the same thing. Though i decided to quit about a couple weeks ago, i'm taking some more time to sort things out before i actually quit.
Its nice to see you do that.. puts different voices in the back of my head to rest.