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Where do you live dude?

Is there any utility for designing CS maps?

They do. I played it on Mac a few years ago.

The way doctors think is radically different from the way engineers (who build the tools) think. We need somebody like Steve Jobs in healthcare.

That scene is from a small Punjabi town. It is difficult to carry lunch boxes in Mumbai's local trains.

->Flipkart copied Amazon and its thriving in this country.

Would you say the same thing about Jet Airways? Did they copy Delta Air? Or did Tata Motors copy Ford? Or did Airtel copy AT&T?

Some companies are about management and execution, and not about idea.

My 2 paise - More than half of Indian "startups" are working on next groupon or foursquare clone - Unlike USA, social security is almost non existent. In India bankruptcy means bankruptcy. This makes devs a bit risk averse.

Like Engine Yard and Heroku?

Check Develop.Github - Github's API docs http://develop.github.com/

The site is opensource - https://github.com/github/develop.github.com

What if they are not liable to pay CO2 taxes?

Let us assume that the provider's data center is in country like Saudi Arabia, where there is no carbon tax and the provider does not include the carbon offset charges in the invoice.

Would it make sense for an enterprise (EU/US) to have its entire IT infra hosted by such cloud provider and save some carbon tax?

What if Amazon is not accounting the emissions while billing them?

Linux Mint + Windows 7 Dual Boot

I have moved to Mint after 10.10 debacle.

It is on the cards. But before that I will have to implement login (using OAuth: FB + Twitter).

Thanks for the feedback, though.

How about Paypal + Freshbooks API?

- None of the major Indian gateways support recurring billing.

And it's the same for all Gawker media sites!!!

Terrible readability!!!

Focusing on tablets?

The idea is targeted at health care professionals. If it were a consumer app or a social networking site, it would have been easier to bootstrap.

Will checkout the site. Thanks.

"it" refers to an hypothetical scenario.

The lack of clarity about this issue is clear by the context of the post.

The reason for asking this question was to know whether HN has implemented such features or are they working on such features?

Did I screw the message up? Or was it difficult to comprehend?

It was an example. I do not know anybody else on HN. :-)

I am sure IBM will pay couple of millions every year for that kind of data.

Google can also pay for it, they might use for Google translate. Wikipedia already has near similar articles in major languages. Google can fight a war for this much of user translated/verified content.

You are on Techcrunch!!!!

I will pray for you.

They could raise some corporate/government grants. Maybe partner with schools, universities and libraries.

Again showing ads to people who are fine with it is better than showing their own ads, which are quite annoying!!!

Even I have donated!!!

Some people can't donate but most have them have contributed in form of content. Wikipedia can find a way to monetize it. Red Hat is doing it, Ubuntu is doing it, Mozilla is doing it.

Maybe they can publish a book, journal or something. Also, they can show ads to registered people who have no issues with ads. Google Chrome's or Microsoft's banners are not that vivid and we can deal with it. I still visit wired, lifehacker, engadget despite the ads. [Again this could be kept optional]

* Just my two cents :-D

I do not believe in conspiracy theories, but this article is a good read.

cool idea!!!

Agreed!!! But it helps if we have a tool which favors organization. Plus, having it in cloud is an added advantage.