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ctide
16y ago
Clickable link: http://www.waywn.com/
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Show HN: Review my app, WAYWN (What are you wearing now?)
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ctide
16y ago
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ctide
16y ago
From my experience, you get much better generalized startup feedback, but it's frankly harder to get true user feedback unless you're building something for SF types. I tend to filter a lot of my more general consumer product ideas through
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ctide
16y ago
I don't understand how this gets 200+ points. Has a vast majority of people not received these blanket recruiter emails before?
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ctide
16y ago
It's not illegal, I've had Virgin America actually tell me to just not show up when I was canceling a flight once because the cancelation fee was more expensive than my ticket. Essentially, I had to pay them $20 or something to cancel my f
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ctide
16y ago
It would be better if it inserted line breaks: http://ws.audioscrobbler.com/2.0/?method=library.gettracks&#...
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ctide
16y ago
A 5x return assumes that the VCs owned 100% of the company, which seems 'mildly' unlikely.
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ctide
16y ago
To 'Hipmunk' an industry: Be a cofounder of a successful startup. Leave that company. Make a new one. Whatever industry you're involved in will be hipmunked!
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ctide
16y ago
If anything, this post further reinforces the notion of trolling. If this was true, then your original post makes even less sense.
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ctide
16y ago
That crunchbase link says nothing about engineering, only product management. Am I missing something there?
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ctide
16y ago
I suppose I'm pretty immature, but when I saw the URL I immediately assumed it was a Web 2.0 porn site.
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ctide
16y ago
Is this basically a less effective version of Trunk Club?
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ctide
16y ago
Also, how do I disable my account so I don't get texts in the future?
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ctide
16y ago
You should let people know that you're going to SMS them before you do. Having skimmed the blurb and just signing up, I was surprised when my phone started buzzing. Thankfully I had my google voice number tied to my foursquare vs. my actu
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ctide
16y ago
Yes, I had the same "whoa!" reaction, then never went back because it's a terribly ineffective way to acquire information.
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ctide
16y ago
Sure, playing WoW lead to me getting a job at a startup (Rupture, which was later sold to EA) and moving to San Francisco. Considering I'm radically happier in my life now than I was previous to living here, I'd say it was quite helpful.
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ctide
16y ago
I always assumed it was born out of Microsoft's desire to make more money.
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ctide
16y ago
The reason to quit is to open your mind to other opportunities. It's easier to keep plodding along at something mediocre than to quit and force yourself to find something awesome to do instead.
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ctide
16y ago
Your notion of everyone having 'something seriously wrong with them' holds true everywhere. It's a core tenet of what makes us human, it's not isolated to people on dating sites. Have you never heard the phrase 'no one is perfect?'
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ctide
16y ago
How's the 20th century working out for you?
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ctide
16y ago
If decent careers aren't growing on trees for you, you are doing something wrong.
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ctide
16y ago
It's nothing like quickbooks. It's literally like the main tab of mint.com, it shows your current balance and you can drill down into transactions. If you want a proper quickbooks-like experience, I recommend xero.com which is, unlike ind
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ctide
16y ago
Use it as your primary phone. At a cursory glance, it seems fine, but you find all the quirks when it's what you deal with day to day. If AT&T wasn't such a miserable experience, I'd have switched back to an iPhone already.