fapi1974

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by fapi1974 5y ago
DM me - I'm an American non-technical startup guy who went over there in 2018 and met most of the VCs and interesting startups. I joined a great one and launched the US business for them. Happy to make introductions.
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by fapi1974 5y ago
For that setup, what is the up front investment in equipment?
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Got a presentation for a job interview? Try this(docs.google.com)
2 points by fapi1974 5y ago|1 comments
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by fapi1974 5y ago
I've joined the great resignation and have been interviewing for senior roles. Most of them require a presentation in advanced rounds. I've been using a designer to produce agency-level presentations based on my outlines, text,
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Where I live no one cares about Covid(theatlantic.com)
8 points by fapi1974 5y ago|2 comments
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by fapi1974 5y ago
Awesome recommendation - will have a read.
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by fapi1974 5y ago
I think the trick is in creating a rock solid "proof of" mechanism. Something that can be used for all different sorts of extraction technologies.
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Ask HN: Is it technically possible to tie a cryptocurrency to decarbonization?
4 points by fapi1974 5y ago|5 comments
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Is there a way to tie crypto to decarbonization?
3 points by fapi1974 5y ago|5 comments
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by fapi1974 5y ago
To be clear - this is not my product - I was pitched on it as a potential user.
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by fapi1974 5y ago
Yeah, I asked myself the "friction question" too.
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by fapi1974 5y ago
This is solid advice - thanks. One of the things they mentioned is that this would help prevent botnets. Would OAuth also do that? Also - does the opensource, non-profit status change the dynamics?
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by fapi1974 5y ago
My understanding (could be wrong) is that it's all open source and they don't keep any of the users' data themselves.
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by fapi1974 5y ago
We would definitely have to make some product changes, but the pitch (which I kind of get) is that we differentiate by using a privacy-focused, non-profit identification method, thereby signaling we value our users' privacy. Given the
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by fapi1974 5y ago
Sorry - my company is an audio social network. Because we don't use a camera for our live streaming many of our members tend to be shy and possibly privacy focused.
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by fapi1974 5y ago
Technical pros and cons. They way it works is that when you use their login you get prompted to register with them, which is done using a phone number. From what I understand they do not keep the phone number, they just send my site a tok
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One-Click Anonymous Login(human-id.org)
76 points by fapi1974 5y ago|97 comments
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by fapi1974 6y ago
If you would like some advice I am more than happy to connect. I've written books on SaaS selling and SaaS customer success, and if nothing else know a lot of folks in the space.
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by fapi1974 6y ago
Noticed the same - Noe's feeling like a ghost town.
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by fapi1974 6y ago
Yes.
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by fapi1974 6y ago
This happened to me. Luckily on a gmail account I don't use much - but it's a wakeup call for sure. Moving out of Google, finally, after years of being on the fence.
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by fapi1974 6y ago
My solution is I read the Economist and the Sunday NYT (which admittedly skews too much these days but then I guess so do I). The 1 week lag gives things time to settle. And I love the ritual of the paper.
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by fapi1974 6y ago
I find that big companies are like the world - good and bad. I can guarantee that somewhere in your FAANG is a fascinating, demanding project led by a charismatic boss with a high bar for achievement. People are likely to know what the pr
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by fapi1974 6y ago
You might want to consider some up and coming platforms where the competition is less intense, for now. On our platform, Spoon, if you stream for an hour you will definitely get listeners (it's audio only though). I think that dynami
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by fapi1974 6y ago
Does anyone recall if Airbnb were one of the firms to institute more employee-friendly exercise windows? If so that takes some of the pressure off the decision.
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by fapi1974 6y ago
They are definitely doing right by their employees, which is commendable.
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Ask HN: Open-source language model to identify bad online behavior?
1 points by fapi1974 6y ago|0 comments
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by fapi1974 7y ago
This is an interesting question and one I hadn't thought of before. In the market for talent, degrees are just a signaling device. They help employers identify "the good ones." So schools build their signal by making it ha
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by fapi1974 7y ago
This is the most levelheaded comment I've see in this thread. Not least because I have literally never seen an ad run on either the Zoom website or the app. Moreover, Zoom is one of the most successful SaaS companies in the world b
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by fapi1974 7y ago
On the pricing front, you may want to consider the fact that restaurants generally don't grow by adding tables. That means that with this pricing structure it will be very hard to move customers from free to paid. Your best bet is pr

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