The range of Rs. 1,500,000 - 2,500,000 per 'month' is limited to CXOs of Indian companies. It's way too high for designers or developers, primarily due to the cost of living.

Communicating the terminology in advance is very important. But, do hackathons fall under these legal requirements? A group of people working for n days without compensation.

Cool UI. You guys should probably mention why I need to sign up. Apart from reserving a username :)

Thanks kvprashant, we plan to build a lot of engagement modules around this. You should get an email from us sometime next week with updates.

Interesting points here. Insights into research technique?

Oh yes. Always been using IBM for that!

You guys should probably do an AMA.

Thats a good idea. Will do that soon. Thanks for the suggestion

Vote up on an AMA!

Neither groups nor like nor comments. I see people. Happy faces. The world is beautiful

People. Faces. Twitter. [things that happen when Facebook doesn't work]

Status updates don't work either

Think so. Or has it got anything to do with the #?

Looking at news.arc in the Arc distribution (I think that is a source code of the HN or at least a basis of it, right?), it just misses this kind of URLs:

    (def parse-site (url) 
      (rev (tokens (cadr (tokens url [in _ #\/ #\?])) #\.)))

It basically tokenizes the URL "http://example.com/foo/bar?quux#woah" into a list "http:", "example.com", "foo", etc. (no "" since tokens uses consif internally) and takes the second element as a domain name. (It has a prior knowledge of url starting with either "http://" or "https://".) Obviously "#" is missing in the list of separators.

Edit: I filed an issue to the HN issue tracker. https://github.com/HackerNews/HN/issues/35