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by Nilef 11y ago
I was interested in a startup in the cassette industry - No major research or anything, just a weekend idea I had once upon a time. Where does one find and market to the cassette fanbase?
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by Nilef 11y ago
It's obviously not a legit solution for all 10% of people out there but this is kind of an exceptional case - The guy is literally the best person in the world to fill the gap in the market which is about to be created by the lay-offs,
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by Nilef 11y ago
Google Spreadsheets is absolutely not what a government school would consider private or secure, nor is it likely to be able to handle a database like this, as it tends to crap out a little ways into the 5-figure row region. They also won&#
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by Nilef 11y ago
Computer vision for self-driving, then longer-term, automating logistics. Something has to load all those self-driving trucks...
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by Nilef 11y ago
Sounds interesting what would you use it for practically?
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by Nilef 11y ago
Friday Afternoon Catch-up is my guess
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by Nilef 11y ago
We're solving this over at Gophr.it for the courier industries with planned, GPS tracked delivery where you have direct contact with the person bringing your parcel to your door - In London and eventually, the world. The delivery indus
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by Nilef 11y ago
They use a custom-made system for payments based on Stripe. I was working on a SaaS product where you could generate unique links either manually or via API for taking payments for SMS-based systems. Drop me an email (it's in my profil
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by Nilef 11y ago
LONDON, ONSITE At Gophr, delivering stuff is what we’re all about about. We are building one of the most progressive and forward thinking tech start-ups ever created and turning the courier industry on it’s head while we’re at it. We’re wel
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by Nilef 11y ago
Could segment.io help you?
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by Nilef 11y ago
PYTHON DEVS - REMOTE OK (Well, we only want remote) Looking for 5-10 Python Devs for a 3-4 week contract paying £500/day at the well-known company I currently work at. Timezone not an issue. Looking for bug fixing, testing and some mis
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by Nilef 11y ago
88 is pretty high yeah - few factors come in to play like how recently you were standing and moving around, but generally speaking, if your BPM is over 70-75 at rest, you're either really unhealthy or have a very naturally fast heartbe
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by Nilef 11y ago
I would agree, and I would say that there are way too many products on the page daily; it should really be curbed at 10 or perhaps even less. I also feel like there are too many books/guides posted.
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by Nilef 11y ago
If you do decide you need customer service, drop me a line: nile@dynamicrelations.co.uk
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by Nilef 11y ago
youngstartups.io
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by Nilef 11y ago
Just tried it and after testing almost every option on the app store, this is by far and away my favourite HN Client - I wish they were on the Alienblue team. The menus are intuitive, bookmarking is a god-send (Would love to be able to expo
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by Nilef 11y ago
Location: Glasgow, Scotland Remote: Yes Willing to Relocate: Yes Skills: Marketing, Customer Development, Product Management, Support, Acquisition. Develop in Angular.js/Node.js (github.com/NileFrater) Notable: Founded and directe
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by Nilef 11y ago
Agree with the sentiment that the service is too expensive for the audience. Consider packaging a free domain with it? Yeah it'll cut your profit right now but in a year when it's due for renewal, that's when the money comes
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by Nilef 11y ago
I've got a project that I'd love to use that for if you don't need it - Feel free to drop me a line at nile.frater@gmail.com if you don't mind!
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by Nilef 11y ago
As someone else looking for the same thing, I'd pay a monthly subscription on a per number of tiers. I'd likely pay around $10-15 for every 1,000 users, probably a little more. I wouldn't ever do a "% of revenue" or
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by Nilef 12y ago
He says in the blog that it was a honeypot
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by Nilef 12y ago
Absolutely love Treeline. Alongside Webflow, you can pretty much make a full web application without barely touching code. It's super easy to make your own "machinepacks" for Treeline too (Here's one I whipped up to work
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by Nilef 12y ago
Can you tell us more about these opportunities?
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by Nilef 12y ago
Where are you based?
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by Nilef 12y ago
Don't bother waiting, we made a UK version you can find at askjarvis.co.uk or by texting "start" to 0115 824 4141
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by Nilef 12y ago
We've put up a similar service for the UK market. You can check us out at askjarvis.co.uk or just text START to 0115 824 4141 :)