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by fananta 11y ago
Dark Horse (on Spadina), Jimmy's (on Portland), or Rooster (on Broadview)
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by fananta 11y ago
Zenlist ( http://zenlist.co ) A simple to-do list
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by fananta 11y ago
Chirp - A new smart notification center. It's still being developed but here's the landing page to give an idea: http://welcomechirp.com
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by fananta 12y ago
do you mean romantic relationships? then there's reddit.com/r/relationships if you mean networking then there's volley ( http://volley.works )
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by fananta 12y ago
We made Zenlist to help teams collaborate better and be transparent. Keep your personal tasks and team to-do's, mark them off as you go, and everyone gets an awesome view in the dashboard in the morning.
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Show HN: Zenlist – Team transparency made simple(zenlist.com)
1 points by fananta 12y ago|4 comments
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by fananta 12y ago
Doesn't Bitly do this already? They give some (light) analytics for each short url.
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by fananta 12y ago
I built this over the last month. Is this something your team needs? What do you do today?
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by fananta 12y ago
Not really a hack, but you can try buying a few FB ads for people that like trivia games. It might be interested to add a "tweet your score" type thing or "challenge a friend" which would grow virally.
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by fananta 12y ago
Yup, working on it!
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by fananta 12y ago
I've been reading about Zen, Buddhism, and Sep Kamvar's essay ( http://farmerandfarmer.org/mastery/printable.html ) on having tools that are self-limiting in nature. So, I made this to help distill my day down
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Show HN: Zenlist – Simplify your day with 3 goals(zenlist.co)
7 points by fananta 12y ago|3 comments
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by fananta 12y ago
I've been reading about Zen, Buddhism, and Sep Kamvar's essay ( http://farmerandfarmer.org/mastery/printable.html ) on having tools that are self-limiting in nature. So, I made this to help distill my day down
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by fananta 12y ago
i'm curious, what is the business (if you don't mind sharing)
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Cardano Triplets in Swift(medium.com)
2 points by fananta 12y ago|0 comments
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by fananta 12y ago
I think Watsi is a great example of startup actually making an impact.
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by fananta 12y ago
This is insane.
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by fananta 12y ago
(disclosure: I worked at HubSpot.) HubSpot is a pretty powerful tool but might be a little much for a small brick and mortar business. I think BuySellAds.com is a great (and simple) alternative to digging through Facebook or Google ads.
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by fananta 12y ago
We built Chime for Chrome ( http://chimeapp.com ) with a similar problem in mind. I like Notifyr that it prompts you with mirrored notifications from your phone. Chime is a browser extension to give more actionable notifications o
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by fananta 12y ago
I would say Toronto. There's a growing startup ecosystem here and the entrepreneurship culture at UofT is taking off. I'm building my second startup here (and also helping UofT with entrepreneurship initiatives). If you have more
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by fananta 12y ago
What's the nature of the side project if you don't mind me asking?
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by fananta 12y ago
We launched yesterday in Toronto with 13 restaurants and will be growing that list shortly. If you're in Toronto, use the promo code TABLAUNCH for a $10 credit on your first meal.
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Show HN: Tab – A Better Dining Experience(tabpayments.co)
8 points by fananta 12y ago|4 comments
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by fananta 13y ago
We built Chime to keep us from having copious pinned tabs. Let me know if any of you find it useful. http://chimeapp.com
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by fananta 13y ago
Tab Payments We're building products to make dining experiences awesome! Right now, we're working on mobile payments at restaurants. We're funded by prominent people in the restaurant and entertainment industry in Toronto (re
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by fananta 13y ago
clickable: https://github.com/fananta/Pumpkin Feel free to use it for projects like "HN for {blank}".
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Show HN: Pumpkin – An open-source HN clone(github.com)
86 points by fananta 13y ago|40 comments
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by fananta 13y ago
It's always just one more dollar. I think you have to consider the opportunity costs involved with the exit versus the potential financial upside. The right number is the amount for which you are comfortable to part with your current b
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by fananta 13y ago
tl;dr: first hire. iOS engineer. Tab (simple payments for restaurants). Toronto, ON. Founders have successful exits previously. 60-80K + 1-4% depending on experience and passion. no remote at this time. fahd@tabpayments.co -- We are buildin
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by fananta 13y ago
thanks, we're working on showing the feed on the home page (before signing up)

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