A quick search on github.com (https://github.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=shazam) lists a lot of implementation related to it. Bad that they are running behind a single guy. May be their implementation is exactly same as what is posted on the blog.
I'm well aware of what happened to the Pandits; Kashmiris have surrendered their right to self-determination by being party to that sad debacle. What I don't understand is how with the Sachar Commission report, with no Muslims in the Army officer Corps of any appreciable number, one Muslim in the higher intelligence apparatus, and 90% of governmental power in the hands of Hindus and those who wish Hindus well, you can have this sad-sack attitude of Hindu civilizational doom.
My family that stayed behind after Partition was thanked with spit, brickbats, and a reduction of their pension for the Indian Police Service to token levels and my family that went to Pakistan was made constitutionally second class citizens and had their voting rights taken away merely for being part of an unpopular community, so please forbear from lecturing me about the "evils" of "Muslims" and "sickulars", we have long personal experience in both.
Wasn't the entire point of Arya Samaj and Brahmo Samaj to counter the perceived fragmentation and disunity talking about? I have just as much of a hard time believing you as I do when I hear people in USA say Christianity is under threat from (the government/Sharia law/Muslims/the ZOG/Hollywood/[insert boogeyman of choice here, preferably approved by the John Birch Society])
If you are in a financially constrained situation wait for some more time at least till the company goes to IPO. This will save you financially and also will help you in your next venture with more freedom. Since you asked about joining another company, I have a feel that you need to wait for some more time till you get the complete hope of starting on your own. Regarding staying on the same company, talk to an advisor/mentor who knows about the market in your region. All the best on your next venture!
I'll be at my 57. I would love to build a vintage home in the far south of India and maintain the agricultural lands that I own. I would love to do anything myself without anyone's help. And I don't want to be a coder by that time but I would love to teach others by that time. I would have explored at least 50 countries by that time and also might have finished my second book.
