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This is genius wow
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This is off the mark IMO, depending on your definition of esports. As a founder of a competitive gaming startup, I can tell you that every single game publisher lives and dies on the casual players. Most of these players have never seen a s
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Related: Anyone using Blinkist? How is it?
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Specs look.. a bit too good to be true: https://uploads-ssl.webflow.com/62a95ed4b29cc5796e4165b5/62a...
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Skarper detachable system to transform any disc-break bike into an eBike
(skarper.com)
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This resonates with me. Tips on how to apply this?
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Gankster | Engineers, Designers, Marketing | Israel / Remote | Full Time | https://gankster.gg Gankster is a competitive gaming platform used by thousands of teams across multiple games. We're building a competitive ga
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Maybe a stupid question, but why isn't there a DD-WRT/OpenWRT-eqsue firmware for TVs?
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Gankster | Remote / Israel | Multiple Roles (Founding Team) | https://gankster.gg Gankster is a competitive gaming platform that helps amateur and professional teams practice against other teams, find tournaments and manage
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Gankster | Remote / Israel | Multiple Roles (Founding Team) | https://gankster.gg Gankster is a competitive gaming platform that helps amateur and professional teams to practice against other teams, find tournaments and man
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one things I know is that there is inverse correlation between code I love to write and code that solves real business problems.
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I'm starting to think notes should be like albums in a screensaver - short, succinct, not linked to another note, and randomly stuffed in your face. I really enjoy sometime stopping in front of the Chromecast tv and looking at a pictur
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Looks very good. Who uses it in production?
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It's arch based, you can probably make it cooler, less powerful, and turn the fans off.
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shoot me a message if you want to sell it :) the top model!
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Please make a 17 inch laptop (a-la LG Gram)
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If they were that confident they would've found a way to get $250K and pay you for it. Sounds like they are putting that risk on you. Don't give them the code and get an attorney, I presume they broke the terms of your contract.
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Looks very interesting. Does it have TypeScript definitions so the schema are type safe?
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with MFN clause, it is capped to your next SAFE cap. YC probably expects most of the companies to raise a SAFE round after YC.
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My first advice ($10K/mo solo founder) is to not be complacent. Most likely competition will eat up your revenue if you don't invest in maintaining your customers - whatever that means to you (could be product upkeep, marketing, n
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these threads always bring the worst of my FOMO.
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In your opinion why isn't the industry "distrupted"? It seems pretty ripe for a new startup built by industry veterans and with funding to build an app that allows users to rent a car smoothly, manage fleets, keep cars for lo
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Too much "I built", not enough "I asked". You didn't build things people want, you built things you thought people want. I hope you find success but really after 12 years I'd suggest you get coaching/men
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Try a trackball mouse. I sport a Logitech Ergo MX with a 30deg tilt. Similar to you it's in front of the keyboard. The fact you don't need the mouse to move at all is amazing.
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Pricing: https://i.imgur.com/Hhv747C.png $99/mo 300 tests / month $300/mo 1000 tests / month Aside from hiding prices, the sign up process has another annoying dark pattern - you sign up, they prompt you
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Amazing. Thanks for sharing.
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computer security is generally broken, and will always be. Code will always have bugs, some of them will be security bugs. Always.
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I don't think "awful public transportation and terrible housing market" is wonderfully romantic. I'm very critical of the city and the country, but I've traveled across the US and most of western Europe, and have ye
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That is somewhat true. The main issue is getting out of/into the city center. For example, getting to the big tech park of tel aviv (Ramat HaHayal) can take over an hour with a bus. So people take cars, but then there's so much tr
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Lived in Tel-Aviv most of my adult life. Anyone who lived there long enough would tell you it was a matter of time until it "wins" this title. It also has awful public transportation and terrible housing market. It's still on
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