Infinitely Beta has launched paisa.com - uses Clojure and Python

Tech. co-founder of Paisa.com here. This is a bit earlier than we expected :) I was going to post it on HN myself a couple of days later.<p>Anyway, I would be happy to answer questions and resolve issues. Thanks!

I think you could make it clearer as to what the site is about. "Stop guessing, make informed decisions" - how are you going to help me do that? Is it just another way to look at charts? Can you explain why it is better than Google Charts, or Yahoo?<p>I would also worry about reliability and how up to date the data is. A page that addresses such concerns would be one of the first things I am looking for.

Great looking website. Hopeful that you guys will be rolling out ideas beyond the decent price-portfolio offered by moneycontrol in India.

Very nice site , quite fast.<p>One question - Is it a policy not to have the BSE or NSE not there, i could not find them under Asia.<p>My thinking is i would come to a site called Paisa.com looking for insights into the Indian markets - may be thats not the focus.

zaph0d - Is this the same team that launched the google calendar - twitter integration a year ago ( <a href="http://imnotspacy.com/" rel="nofollow">http://imnotspacy.com/</a> ) ? What happened to that idea ?

killer domain name :)<p>And the site looks nice too. Good luck.

layout looks wrong in safari: <a href="http://i35.tinypic.com/2e4bvwx.png" rel="nofollow">http://i35.tinypic.com/2e4bvwx.png</a> (everything below the screenshot looks ok)

which parts of the site are python and which are clojure?

I like this site. Very well designed and superfast

looks weird on chromium with the 'what is paisa' being slightly occluded by 'charts'...<p>edit: looks ok on firefox.