seshagiri

Re:Poll: Would you like to see this site become CS/Startup related only? on Monday August 18, 2008 @12:37AM (#278941)

+1 for "no, anything intellectually stimulating"

Searching Y Combinator news

Posted by seshagiri on Monday June 30, 2008 @07:21AM
from the self-post dept.

Is it possible to search the ycombinator news.

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Re:My Experience at Interviews with Microsoft and Google on Saturday June 21, 2008 @10:45PM (#224010)

I agree with the note that MS developers are 'more' organized or professional. Need not mean they are better - I think both Google and MS have extremely talented developers (I work at MS)...just that MS being an older company has matured in the development process. Google will soon be there.

Re:Ask YC: 6-Month road trip down the west coast...much advice needed on Thursday June 05, 2008 @03:31AM (#209734)

when in Portland, Oregon, don't miss the Bend-Crater lake area. Also from Seattle I would strongly (very) recommend taking the scenic US101 instead of the interstate (I5)....lot of beautiful small towns with nice hotels/ restaurants along the pacific coast.

Re:What is the best book on "Software as a Service (SaaS) on Sunday April 06, 2008 @01:58AM (#156034)

So does a free email service like Gmail qualify as SaaS?

What is the best book on "Software as a Service (SaaS)

Posted by seshagiri on Saturday April 05, 2008 @11:43AM
from the self-post dept.

Kindly suggest a good book on the SaaS subject - something that has good notes on the basics.

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Re:How long did your U.S. green card take? on Saturday March 22, 2008 @02:40AM (#143159)

Could you please share the name of the lawyers you approached. You are quite true that the lawyers can make or kill it. The application process will be at least half the trouble if you have a good lawyer representing you. Also, I have heard the lawyer fee can run up to $10K. Is this true?

Re:My 23andMe DNA Results on Sunday March 02, 2008 @10:39PM (#127783)

I think this might be a good chance for family members of people who suffer from rare and un-curable diseases to see if they too are susceptible. Other than that I think 100$ might have been a good price for this vanity.

Re:Ask YC: How many people here have a degree and are programmers? on Thursday February 07, 2008 @10:32PM (#111760)

Engineering degree in civil engineering. self taught programming while in college and switched to full time programming career after a year stint has a civil engineer on the field.