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| Jun 10, 2005 8:00 am |
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re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: Does anyone want to form a startup in India!? |
Abhinav Goyal
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Section 1
>>> Reaching them is difficult. One way is this: In your
>>> area, build a "programming contest" - with a chunky
>>> prize. You know what to do next.
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>>That's a darn good idea. So what are prizes? New Laptops,
>> a trip somewhere
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>Yep, these are ideas. Hard cash is another. In India there >are tons of things that aren't available off the shelf - >the XBox for instance, and so many gadgets you take for >granted in Frys. Getting some of these and pushing them as >prizes is inexpensive and will attract the best.
Section 2
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>I'll be co-ordinating a contest soon, let me know if you want to see the results. I'll probably blog about it sometime...
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>> , a trip to the brothel :) ??
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>What would a software programmer do there? (g,d,r)
Putting Section 1 and Section 2 together, I suppose a software programmer could write a game for the XBox he would have otherwise won!
Just kidding Deepak (and apologies as this is totally irrelevant as far as the discussion at hand goes) but you make it sound as if software programmers dont have any idea of what a libido is. Are you referring to those with or those without a formal education? :)Private Reply to Abhinav Goyal (new win) |
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