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by ahstilde 5y ago
I like to think Wyndly is okay -- https://www.wyndly.com
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by ahstilde 5y ago
Intro: https://wattenberger.com/blog/d3 Book: https://www.newline.co/fullstack-d3
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by ahstilde 5y ago
I can see this being useful for customer support, too. Just signed up!
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by ahstilde 5y ago
This makes way more sense than linktree! Congratulations on the launch!
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by ahstilde 5y ago
Just use Parse.ly and make your life easier.
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by ahstilde 5y ago
> I can believe: The $500 million is too small for VCs to care, and the 200 times $10 billion is too big for them to believe. This is actually true. The model of VCs requires that they take extremely high risk with extremely high upside.
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by ahstilde 5y ago
launching a waitlist is standard. Dropbox did it in 2007, Robinhood in 2014, etc.
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by ahstilde 6y ago
Our treatment can be taken alongside traditional allergy care like antihistamines and corticosteroids to manage allergy symptoms until immunotolerance is established.
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by ahstilde 6y ago
Tons of data that the drops are an improvement over shots, if only for the patient experience! “Patients who have done [allergy drops] and finished a course are now free of taking any allergy medications and they don’t have symptoms anymore
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by ahstilde 6y ago
Good feedback! We suggest patients try out the treatment for 6 months to make sure their body accepts the immunotherapy, and then another 4.5 years to lock-in lifelong relief.
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by ahstilde 6y ago
We use an allergy test to diagnose your allergy profile, then we treat you for exactly what you're allergic to!
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by ahstilde 6y ago
Good feedback! We suggest patients try out the treatment for 6 months to make sure their body accepts the immunotherapy, and then another 4.5 years to lock-in lifelong relief.
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by ahstilde 6y ago
Well, the delivery vehicle of the sublingual mucosal membrane means there's a much better safety profile! But otherwise, the mechanism of changing the immune response is the same.
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by ahstilde 6y ago
Tons of data! “Patients who have done [allergy drops] and finished a course are now free of taking any allergy medications and they don’t have symptoms anymore.” Dr. Sandra Lin, video interview, Sublingual Immunotherapy (SLIT) for Allergy T
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by ahstilde 6y ago
Allergy immunotherapy. I started a company on the backs of this treatment. The way we treat allergies today, with Zyrtec and Claritin, is medieval medicine. It doesn't solve the underlying problem; it just tries to cover it up. Allergy
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by ahstilde 6y ago
Do you feel like no good software has come out of Microsoft since Windows 95? That Microsoft has poor engineering practices? They're still 75% of all PCs, have a significant cloud presence, and an even greater gaming presence. Their of
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by ahstilde 6y ago
Little confused, you raised 1.8M in preseed, and then 5M in seed?
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About a third of the batch is unable to complete their round every demo day season.
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by ahstilde 6y ago
Did the Suez crisis have any implications for your business?
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by ahstilde 6y ago
Stacksi makes so much sense. It is always frustrating when a senior engineer is pulled into doing security questionnaires. I had the pleasure of interviewing Emre for my podcast. If anyone want's a listen, check it out: https:/&#
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by ahstilde 6y ago
I'd actually expect this product to have more traction at larger companies who require executives to make purchasing decisions. Instead of farming it out to an outside consultancy for hundreds of thousands, here's a simple SaaS th
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by ahstilde 6y ago
Interesting. I've definitely felt that the SEO-optimized review sites (Wirecutter and Strategist) tend to be lacking in their quality of suggestions. How do you monetize in a world where affiliate commissions, especially Amazon's
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by ahstilde 6y ago
Really cool to see! Congrats on the launch! > buyers on generic marketplaces like eBay or Poshmark tend to not focus on giving a safe and easy shopping experience for this type of inventory Can you speak towards what you do to improve th
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by ahstilde 6y ago
How will you continue developing your product if it is free and closed-source?
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by ahstilde 6y ago
Why was "video lecture platform for professors" a "horrible idea?" Segment started as a tool for professors, too [1]. https://segment.com/academy/intro/measuring-product-market-f...
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by ahstilde 6y ago
So...how do founders get unconflicted capital?
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Lots of micro-optimizations in exercise. We need to breathe to get energy to the muscles, so it's good to focus on the pathways air takes to get to our lungs. Making the air warmer and a little more humid is good. Making sure you'
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by ahstilde 6y ago
Gotcha, so it'd be a product offering for the supply, not the demand. Do you use the transaction history of the sellers to know if they're good to lend to?
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by ahstilde 6y ago
Is there a usecase here for marketplaces? So you could sell to a marketplace like ThredUp, and then ThredUp would offer lending to its consumer audience? Am I understanding this correctly?
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by ahstilde 6y ago
Pretty cool to see a product I use on HN. I've been using Milk to promote my podcast ( https://www.allschemesconsidered.com ) on LinkedIn. Here's some sample videos: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/

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