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   by ishbaid 2y ago

   Looks awesome! Great work team.
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   by ishbaid 3y ago

   During the past decade of working in startups, I've always struggled with the very first step... finding a great business idea. The approaches that I've seen all feel too random. The idea tree is a solution I created for myself us
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   by ishbaid 3y ago

   I've been using Fastgen for the past month or so and really enjoy it for basic use cases. It's pretty much the fastest way to spin up an API. I'd really love to see how this adapts to serving more advanced use cases in the fu
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   Ask HN: How do you use copilot?

   1 points by ishbaid 3y ago|1 comments
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   by ishbaid 4y ago

   Peervine
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   How we built a social network with No-Code

   2 points by ishbaid 4y ago|2 comments
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   We Need Agile Development for Education(tryvirtually.com)

   1 points by ishbaid 4y ago|0 comments
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   by ishbaid 5y ago

   We're really building for bootcamps and online schools who need attendance data to know who's on track to finishing the program and who's at risk for falling. it's also useful to communities who want to learn how to bett
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   by ishbaid 5y ago

   There's always risk of a big company doing this, but in general, no. We're not worried. Most startups die by suicide, not homicide.
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    by ishbaid 5y ago

    I totally see your confusion. Our intended audience is online cohort-based programs. Think online courses, bootcamps, or private commmunities. Google calendar is great for 1-on-1 and small groups, but when you're managing hundreds of z
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    by ishbaid 5y ago

    I'm Ish, the founder of Virtually https://www.tryvirtually.com/calendar . We're the easiest way to manage Zoom events for private communities. Managing virtual events for more than a few people is a pain. Either yo
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    by ishbaid 6y ago

    Thanks for your support, Kwin! We still plan on using Daily as our primary conferencing solution with Zoom as an additional option for users. Big fan of the product that you and the team are building.
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    by ishbaid 6y ago

    Thank you!
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    by ishbaid 6y ago

    We've tested dozens of video conferencing tools and while many are quite good, we haven't found one that's as good and consistently reliable across the globe as Zoom. We'll continue to evaluate new tools and integrate wi
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    by ishbaid 6y ago

    Yay :)
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    by ishbaid 6y ago

    We have a servicing partner that helps with ISA's. When our user's request it, we help kickoff that process. Not sure if they support international ISA's but I'll certainly ask. In the future, this will be a much more in
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    by ishbaid 6y ago

    We've had a few companies are setting something like this up. It wasn't the intended use case but could certainly work
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    by ishbaid 6y ago

    We're not quite the best solution for that as we're inherently not a marketplace, but I'm certain a player will emerge in that space shortly.
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    by ishbaid 6y ago

    1:man- certainly. For 1x1, you might be better off using a tool like Calendly
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    by ishbaid 6y ago

    More than a minor bug We'll get this fixed right away. Thanks for the flag!
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    by ishbaid 6y ago

    Thank you! Ultimately, we didn't want to reinvent the wheel. We're never going to create a better conferencing solution than Zoom or a better community platform than Slack. What we're trying to do is act as a layer on top of
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    by ishbaid 6y ago

    Totally. For creators that want the ability to fine tune the experience, a plugin is probably better. The problem arises when you start to duct-tape too many solutions together. This creates a very fragmented experiences for students and a
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    by ishbaid 6y ago

    Thank you!
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    by ishbaid 6y ago

    Thanks for the feedback. We've created a place with the "Past Events" tab for you to store past recordings. You can certainly use/distribute these however you like.
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    by ishbaid 6y ago

    Thanks for the kind words!
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    by ishbaid 6y ago

    Inherently it’s up to the teacher to make the class interactive. We as humans don’t learn by passively consuming content as studies have shown over and over.
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    by ishbaid 6y ago

    What we’ve discovered that selling pre-recorded courses isn’t necessarily “passive Income.” Yes, you don’t have to spend your time actively teaching, but do have to feed the sales funnel and create awareness for your product. With live cou
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    Launch HN: Virtually (YC S20) – Build live online trainings

    122 points by ishbaid 6y ago|41 comments
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    The Hacker News post that changed the face of higher education

    2 points by ishbaid 6y ago|1 comments
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    by ishbaid 7y ago

    Hey of course :) Thanks for checking it out.