MatthewB

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by MatthewB 13y ago
Great use of hexagonal gameplay ==> weewar.com
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by MatthewB 13y ago
Looks great. I love when people learn to code to meet their own needs. Congrats. EDIT: Great design. Are you a designer or did you use a template?
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by MatthewB 13y ago
This is amazing.
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by MatthewB 13y ago
By the way, great URL. I'm sure you paid a pretty penny for it:)
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by MatthewB 13y ago
Great job! Looking back, you'll see that learning to code was one of the best decisions you made. One minor thing - it took me about 7-10 seconds to understand what your product is. I should be able to understand within 2 seconds. You shoul
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by MatthewB 13y ago
Love it! Simple is always good.
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by MatthewB 13y ago
completely agreed. just keep working and apply again next time around.
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by MatthewB 14y ago
Congrats to Jellyfish Art. I saw one sitting in my neighbor's window about a year and a half ago and was immediately in awe. On a separate note, I'm always excited when I see a new blog post from priceonomics. They always choose super inter
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by MatthewB 14y ago
How do you differ from the other retargeting platforms out there? (adroll etc)
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by MatthewB 14y ago
I'm curious as well as to why you don't want to buy ads. It's a great way to quickly get data without wasting your time on "a tedious task."
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by MatthewB 14y ago
One thing Square continues to do right is design. Making a POS system sexy is not an easy thing to do.
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by MatthewB 14y ago
I've been thinking this as well. However, if you don't have any siblings and none of your very old friends know anything about technology/startups, you're kind of stuck between a rock and a hard place. (me) My old friends are really smart a
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by MatthewB 14y ago
We use Lockitron at the 500startups offices. It worked well most of the time. The few times it didn't work was very annoying and I had to rely on someone else to open the door for me (from the inside). As long as you have a secondary option
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by MatthewB 14y ago
Agreed. I was thinking the same thing.
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by MatthewB 14y ago
I was in the previous batch @ 500startups and I don't think any of the ~28 companies had a solo founder. Doesn't really answer your question but just an FYI.
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by MatthewB 14y ago
I'm a rails hacker and user acquisition/web analytics expert looking for a cofounder in the bay area to apply to the next round of YC. If anyone is interested in chatting, please email me (email address in my profile). Thanks!
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by MatthewB 14y ago
congrats, james. i'll whip something up for teamly soon enough:)
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by MatthewB 15y ago
Teamly (teamly.com) - Mountain View/Bay Area Teamly is angel-funded and part of one of Silicon Valley's best known accelerators. We also have users, early revenues and tons of great press. We're looking for a truly great full-stack develope
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by MatthewB 15y ago
I'm wondering if my grandfathered unlimited plan with AT&T can be applied to the iPad?
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by MatthewB 15y ago
San Francisco/Bay Area Come be the third cofounder (one biz + one hacker so far) at Teamly.com ( http://www.teamly.com ). Teamly is a SaaS tool for helping teams be more effective/productive at work. We have very active users, paying custom
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by MatthewB 15y ago
Most of this article is true. Assuming you don't have anyone in your immediate circle to ask to join you as co-founder, it becomes exponentially more difficult to find someone that fits. I've been going through that right now with my startu
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Bay Area Startup seeking 3rd Co-Founder (traction, revenue, funded)
14 points by MatthewB 15y ago|2 comments
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Bay Area startup seeking Co-Founder (traction + paying customers)
29 points by MatthewB 15y ago|5 comments
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by MatthewB 15y ago
Awesome, thank you. We will definitely take you up on that offer.
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by MatthewB 15y ago
PG - When you say kill Hollywood, who are you talking about exactly? I assume you mean the middlemen of Hollywood - people who add zero value to the entertainment industry. If so, I completely agree. Startups need to offer content creators
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by MatthewB 15y ago
Hmm...interesting. I see the difference you are trying to illustrate but to me, obtaining something illegally that was intended to be purchased is stealing. We're talking about the same thing though:)
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by MatthewB 15y ago
What do you call it?
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by MatthewB 15y ago
$1.99 just to rent? It's $1.99/$2.99 to buy them currently, are you sure about those prices? I can't remember the rental price so you could be right, but it doesn't seem likely since they charge the same amount for purchasing now.
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by MatthewB 15y ago
Yes, I do remember when they shuttered TV show rentals. The only reason they gave is that users preferred to buy TV shows. I find that hard to believe although I could be wrong. Charging people $1.99/$2.99 to purchase an episode of a show m
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by MatthewB 15y ago
Correct. At first it annoyed me that I was paying Hulu Plus for content and then they also layered in advertising but after speaking with a friend who works there, the margin just wasn't great enough to make it work without ads. Content is

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