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Startup Job Site Gets Backing From Y Combinator, Relaunches As Startuply
- yangyang42 18y agoCongrats to the Startuply team on launch and TC!
- lg 18y agoLooks great. One thing: on the main site, when I search for "boston" and then "cambridge", I get completely different results, which is a little odd.
- davidw 18y agoIt's a bit tough to find, but there's actually a nice map with all the startups on it. I wouldn't mind a 'browse by location' feature though.
- breck 18y agoSame problem.
- sratner 18y ago"Cambridge" includes companies in the UK. But then again, most of the companies that come up for Boston are not actually in Boston. Need something like address:Boston, but they don't seem to have implemented that yet.
- whycombinator 18y agoI'll wait until the market is ripe for my startup for startups for startups idea.
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- anewaccountname 18y agoSorry, by doing this funding, ycombinator (being a startup) has already implemented your idea.
- hugh 18y agoI might be able to help you when you do. I'm starting a startup to help startups to help startups to help startups. That is, as soon as someone helps me by starting a startup to help startups to help startups to help startups to help startups.
- adrianwaj 18y agoGreat Idea. I ran a page on an old site of mine: "Hot Startup Jobs" and regularly posted the job vacancies from recently funded startups in Israel. It was a very popular page, but doing everything manually: tracking what's being funded, copying and pasting the jobs, the companies not cooperating/adding and the users not giving anything back -- it was too draining. Tips: have an RSS feed on search results. For companies, show date of last funding round, preferably with a link to its funding announcement and its jobs page.
- ssharp 18y agoI don't get these names...they already claim to have failed once because of their name. I don't think this one is much better.
- tc7 18y agoWhy doesn't it fit horizontally in 1024x768? Is that the new 640x480? :P