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by hajrice 16y ago
I just checked out startup.kroud.com and it seems super fast. * This might just be me, but I'd suggest you improve your home page, perhaps add "Why use Kroud" or "Features" and such. To be honest, no one really cares unless you're some hots
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by hajrice 16y ago
Interesting take on the problem of productivity. I've also noticed that when I do design work, design work after design work my design just gets ugly. To solve the problem I do the following: 1. Don't design/code for 2 days. 2. After 3 days
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by hajrice 16y ago
First of all, fantastic job. Really love how fast this is. As a user, I think "Don't like any of these? Search again, you'll get something different!" could be replaced with a great button: "Show More" or "Show Next Cycle" or something like
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by hajrice 16y ago
Here's my take on this situation and what I'd do. 1) Validate the idea. This is very easy to do thanks to the new lean startup concept. You want to make sure that YOUR idea, the solution you're providing to a problem is turning heads. Dropb
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Be A Ravepreneur (emilhajric.com)
3 points by hajrice 16y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Cheapest way to llc/merchant account?
6 points by hajrice 16y ago|3 comments
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by hajrice 16y ago
Yes. I'm not a startup dad and I get where you're going at. Internal driven is a large portion of what motivates people. I'll take myself for example, before I even knew what a startup was I was building parsers and what not. I needed money
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by hajrice 16y ago
Hmm. I don't think that pressure is that bad, it really depends on how you handle it. For instance, look at UStream guys. Brad is a startup dad, from the navy/army. During service he was probably put under much more pressure and back then
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Why startup dad is kicking your ass. (emilhajric.com)
15 points by hajrice 16y ago|5 comments
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by hajrice 16y ago
To start off: I'm offering a room in Sarajevo. Feel free to mail me at hajrice@gmail.com
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OFFER HN: Rooms in ...
1 points by hajrice 16y ago|3 comments
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by hajrice 16y ago
activeCOLLAB. Open source alternative to Basecamp. I'm certain that they're doing well over a million dollars a year now. In a presentation, the CEO of activeCOLLAB(Ilija Studen) mentioned that they were pulling in 50k Euros a month, this w
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by hajrice 16y ago
Send me an email at hajrice@gmail.com. I might have something for ya.
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Minimum Viable Product in practice (guynirpaz.com)
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by hajrice 16y ago
clockingit.com
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by hajrice 16y ago
Clickable: http://www.questionify.com/ http://i.imgur.com/wmu7Q.jpg http://i.imgur.com/KRbNx.jpg
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Become a better designer.
3 points by hajrice 16y ago|1 comments
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by hajrice 16y ago
Thanks Fabian! :)
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by hajrice 16y ago
Hey, thanks for the useful input. I sent you an email.
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by hajrice 16y ago
Hmm. I see your point. I'm more oriented towards having a service that takes the pain out of updating pages like these: tatango.com/help or http://community.freshbooks.com/support/ Basically, you get an email from Questionify(which contai
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by hajrice 16y ago
Clickable: http://questionify.com
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Please review my startup - Questionify
16 points by hajrice 16y ago|15 comments
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by hajrice 16y ago
haha. I was initially going to go with some random WP theme that had a "Saasy look" then I decided, eh, I could design something much better. Yes, I did the design. Why ?
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by hajrice 16y ago
A little weird ... seems to work fine for me at questionify.com too. EDIT: Figured it out, just go to http://questionify.com instead of prefixing www; that seems to be the cause of the problem.
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by hajrice 16y ago
huh that's weird ... try again? http://questionify.com/ Should be working now. Sorry about that.
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Clickable: http://questionify.com
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My guess is that they were a bit stressed out that they weren't really hitting jackpot at the time, especially as they are today. It was early 1999, they didn't really have that many good income sources at that moment(if I'm not mistaken,
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by hajrice 16y ago
Even if they did sell, there's a chance that they wouldn't be as successful as today. Perhaps them NOT being locked down by some control-freak VC firm is what lead to increased success ? Back then, if I'm not mistaken, VC firms (like the on
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by hajrice 16y ago
Hey, would you mind introducing me to him. I'm hajrice@gmail.com
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by hajrice 16y ago
Yep. Freelancers specifically it's about building a wire framing tool;

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