calebamsden

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   by calebamsden 15y ago

   I think a) is the most unique - there are already quite a few companies going after b) (FengOffice, Zoho Project, etc), and c) seems like it would be more difficult to monetize. It also might be easier to develop and market a Facebook App,
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   by calebamsden 15y ago

   That's the direction I'm going in now, it just seems like I'd be able to get things done a lot faster with someone helping out on the front-end. Is it common for startups to have back-end devs also work on the front-end when they first star
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   by calebamsden 15y ago

   How many users do you have? I use Sendgrid because their API is really easy and reliable, and I know they have scheduling capabilities. You could probably come up with a script to schedule the emails as soon as a user registers. MailChimp p
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   Ask HN: Forget technical co-founders, where do you find a good designer?

   1 points by calebamsden 15y ago|2 comments
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   by calebamsden 16y ago

   I think people aren't looking at the bigger picture here... In 5 years the internet is going to look incredibly different than it does today - regardless of Google's, Verizon's or the FCC's position on "Net Neutrality". Whether it's IBM's l