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jaxomlotus
5y ago
Hi HN! I'm Avi, and I'm excited to show you a new platform I'm launching called BurnerPage, which lets you create burner pages to rapidly validate ideas before building them. My goal is to let people build these pages in unde
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Show HN: Burner Page – Validate ideas with burner pages before you code
(burnerpage.com)
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9y ago
> VC: Thanks, but this isn’t a fit for us right now. Let’s keep in touch. I don't see what's wrong with this. It's a clear no without slamming the door on a future investment should the scenario change. If the VC would say
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9y ago
I still have my account but disabled all notifications and effectively stopped visiting it except for rare occasions. I did this about 4 months after the election, when I realized how toxic Facebook had become, watching my friends and famil
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9y ago
Hey founder in pain - I've been in a very similar situation as you and ultimately decided to stay to fulfill my duty to investors and employees. And in the end, post-acquisition, I was happier. If you want to chat, shoot me an email
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That's ridiculous. 1) that's an idiotic stereotype. Men and women both will react in similar ways. 2) Doesn't make a difference what "type" of person she is. They are married and she has every right to know (and voi
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10y ago
He's a huge fan of Star Trek - he named his family investment office Zefram LLC after Zefram Cochran, a fictional character who invented the warp drive. If anyone on the planet wants to see the future of Star Trek become a reality, it&
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10y ago
As an app creator, I have bought almost every new iPhone model since the original. Having used the iPhone 7+ now for a few months I can honestly say that every time I want to use my existing headphones, I get super frustrated at the dongles
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10y ago
Another method would be to show a user a list of all fields that are about to be filled in as part of the autocomplete prompt. This isn't very scalable for massive forms, but should be enough of an alert to a user that something is ami
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10y ago
I strongly agree. And I have seen it anecdotally a few times in how we have developed entry-level employees and interns who are now top of their field (e.g. One intern is now the VP of design at major tech company). I think the innate tale
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Hopefully by the time it's preparing to happen, humans will be able to better detect it in advance and take steps to help it vent in a more controllable way so it's not as catastrophic.
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10y ago
Lots of acquisition announcements today. 'Tis the season.
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10y ago
I think the real importance of this announcement is the reduction of needed bandwidth by 97% while still maintaining transmission quality - that's amazing!
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10y ago
You know I was about to mock this as ridiculous and not worth any media attention, but then I stopped to realize I mocked the notion of a Trump presidency as ridiculous too. I don't think there is any policitcal scenario that can be de
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10y ago
I have a problem with people adding gamification in an attempt to increase engagement. Often times this means stimulating the same dopamine reward responses that people get from gambling. I see this in particular with apps geared for childr
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10y ago
The criticism in the article wasn't about people on a limited budget owning big houses. It was about the lack of architectural cohesiveness in the big houses they do build.
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10y ago
It's unusual for an acquihire to have real agency in a big company. It's usually the middle management route - or worse - the limbo of having nothing real to do like the parody scenario in the Silicon Valley tv show.
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10y ago
What a dumb and misleading headline. "Weaponizes?"
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10y ago
Violent bullying generally requires a violent response. It's unfortunately true. My then 8-year-old son was getting punched by another boy in his class on a regular basis and the teachers couldn't do anything about it because they
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10y ago
Given a choice for investing in a new firm that is a 15 minute drive from the VC's office, and with tons of existing talent to recruit into the company, and with lots of other VC's in the area to fund future rounds VS a startup th
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New dark pattern found in Dropbox security email: Click-repellant communication
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Nobody says with certainty that life exists. But they do say the probability is so high that life in some form exists elsewhere, you might as well be certain. As for not sharing the universe: what a depressing thought.
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10y ago
Based on my limited reading comprehension abilities and complete misunderstanding of Sam's advice, I'm choosing to ignore your constructive criticism, hater.
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10y ago
Which one is "me" though? Which ever side I in my current state end up being?
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10y ago
Another similar thought experiment is what happen if we cut ourselves laterally exactly in half and then fill back in the missing half on both parts. In the case of both halves, we are continuing an existing consciousness. Would you be OK k
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This is an amazing list. I get that this might fall under the crowd-funding category, but you also might want to add debt vehicles, including crowd-based advanced ordering platforms like kickstarter. There's no equity exchange, but the
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10y ago
Get an internship or mentorship time with someone you admire and learn as much as you can. Get off the internet and go make awesome shit. Don't wait to be told what you can and can't do. You can do anything. The world is clay. The
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Hi David, just curious - why did you not also bring a woman founder on board to replace Sara? This seems like a critical piece of DNA to have on your team for the problem you are solving, no?
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It concerns me when I see a company that solves an alleged problem that women have and NONE of the active founders are women.
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10y ago
This was the same conventional thinking about people's comfort level sharing their apartments that let many investors pass on AirBNB.
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