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Posted by
karthikm on Thursday January 21, 2016 @06:39PM
from the karthikmanimaran.com dept.
Posted by
karthikm on Tuesday August 25, 2015 @01:56PM
from the ask-hn dept.
We are a 3 member B2B SaaS startup. We have an ARR of $240k and a MRR of $20k. We are in a market that is rapidly growing, have couple of large distribution deals in place and defendable IP. We’ve decided to raise a seed round this fall. We made the first pitch to an investor and he liked it. He also wanted us to provide details on the deal terms. We want to raise $1million. We’ve been...
Looking for team members to hack along with ... my email is in profile
resu.me - Different approach to building resumes
caree.rs - Hiring platform for companies
talkto.me - Chat
I don't know if I should still hold on to these or sell.
Posted by
karthikm on Wednesday November 30, 2011 @03:06PM
from the boston.com dept.
You can work for two companies at the same time if you are on H1B as long as the companies don't object.
Posted by
karthikm on Wednesday February 09, 2011 @06:52PM
from the karthikm.resu.me dept.
thats how we have it now ..
some features are specific to the users and hence they need to sign in .. would a demo video work instead?
the page actually will show a couple of more tabs if you are signed in .. like the RSS reader, job aggregator
We are working on a redesign. Would you have any recommendations for good designers/design houses?
Posted by
karthikm on Thursday January 27, 2011 @06:27PM
from the ask-hn dept.
resu.me (http://resu.me/) launched day before yesterday. Venturebeat covered our launch - http://venturebeat.com/2011/01/25/resu-me/.A short snippet about resu.me - resu.me is a career networking platform for college grads/young professionals. resu.me uses semantic web and machine learning to match users with jobs better and faster. resu.me provides a set of awesome tools (RSS reader, Portfolio...
Impressive indeed. It works out in a way if you'd like to to upgrade to the latest version of HBase without involving a data migration. Am switching to the new version right away.
Bank of America had a round of layoffs today
CentOS is a good choice if you want to run a server for commercial purposes. I use Fedora (its almost the same as centOS) for my development desktop as it mimicks my server setup. I tried Ubuntu for my server and it didn't work out to be that stable. However a couple of my friends in other startups found Ubuntu to be working fine for them on their production servers. Another distro I use a lot is Backtrack ;)
One more if its allowed:
careers.ww.com -> caree.rs
Thanks
resume.ww.com -> resu.me
Thanks
Yes. Thats why companies that can afford have separate build engineers. Maybe one shouldn't be called an expert if they have a poor understanding of how their build system works? My first couple of interview questions for Senior JEE engineers always revolves around their understanding of build and I've found it to be a useful parameter to validate their claims of being an expert.
What's mentioned as drawbacks are powerful features Maven provides to handle the project/plugin dependencies better. It takes a bit of understanding and experience to appreciate these features and to use them effectively. I've used Maven the right way in one of the biggest enterprise environments as well as a couple of startups and the results have been nothing short of phenomenal. Am still baffled by how most of the expert Java/JEE programmers have very little knowledge about how Maven works.
Posted by
karthikm on Monday October 04, 2010 @02:59PM
from the ask-hn dept.
Am trying to decide the analytics solution (client side) I should use for my startup thats about to be launched. A bunch of options seem to be available - Clicky, Mixpanel, Crazyegg, Google Analytics, Chartbeat, reinvigorate.net.Which one would you recommend and why? Should I use just one solution or a combination? Any other solution(s) I should consider?Can you also recommend best practices...
If you are looking for something you want to use right away, check out JRebel. Mechanisms for hot swapping classes is still very premature in the JEE and I'd recommend WAR/EAR deployments in any environment other than development. I find hot swapping more useful for development as it gives me a faster dev/deploy cycle similar to PHP.
Google's offer: Useless. Moving to the bay area: Priceless. Go for it!
java (jee, spring, struts), hadoop, hbase, nginx, fedora, solr, activemq, ehcache/terracotta and a bunch of other OSS.