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jayliew
17y ago
Yup, I will be keeping it up indefinitely, I don't see any reason why to remove .. but if it ever came down to that, I will ping the HN community so that everybody knows. I guess anyone looking to build a co-founder dating site has to figur
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17y ago
Imho, this spreadsheet captures the very bare essence of a co-founder dating site. Find your co-founder with nothing more than your browser's "Control-F"
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17y ago
type "@thatotherpersonsusername hello there"
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17y ago
Just create a new column, I think it's a good idea too
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17y ago
doesn't have to be gmail - I added my HN username and @twitter. (Plus, you can obfuscate your email yourself)
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17y ago
Not at all, I was pondering about that earlier and decided to defer the decision to the public ;)
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17y ago
that's true. Maybe it just needs to be re-worded "poll: single founder, or >1 co-founders ?"
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17y ago
I slapped together a quick list for single-founders who want to find co-founders to complement their skillset http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1052950
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Do you need a co-founder? (Google Docs list)
(spreadsheets.google.com)
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17y ago
How so?
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17y ago
Basically the value proposition is providing more granular privacy controls for Twitter; you can decide who can see a piece of content or not. I think it's a good idea, although I probably won't use it since I don't have enough followers on
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17y ago
same here!
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17y ago
I agree. I hate the "all talk and no bite" talks .. we can argue to death about every single point, but we need some execution, even if it's to disprove a hypothesis “Genius is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration!” - Edison
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17y ago
Yeah, me too .. I thought it was related to Android. Just a little "branding" issue there ;)
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17y ago
Seconded. Imho the person at the top has to really understand their product, and understanding the capabilities and shortcomings your product includes understanding the competitive landscape. Even if he doesn't compare his phone to iPhone,
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17y ago
I think there's something to be said about the value of impatience as well. Wanting to pick up a golf stick today and be Tiger Woods is what makes you walk in the store and pick up that stick - then go to the driving range. Otherwise surfin
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MySQL users: keep an eye - possible 0day in the wild
(isc.sans.org)
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17y ago
You know, I don't think I fully understood that one part. A small valuation is in the interest of the acquirer, but a bigger valuation is in the interest of the startup-to-be-acquired, no? (of course, not too large to the extent that they b
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17y ago
I used django-socialregistration and recommend it. It has generic support for any OAuth (Twitter is one), OpenID, and FacebookConnect. http://github.com/flashingpumpkin/django-socialregistration I've only used the Twitter-OAuth part of it
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17y ago
I was going to mention Amazon S3 .. look into that for storage
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17y ago
I'm going to check it out
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17y ago
You have money?
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17y ago
In the mean time, have you also considering hitting up sites like http://www.couchsurfing.org/ , to bum off a place to stay - in exchange for possible profits when you do actually get it, if you have to?
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Why Founders Reap Disproportionate Rewards
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Hmm .. so this is a sales / lead generation problem right? * Just to look at today's solutions - have you tried digging LinkedIn real hard to find the person with the right title? Knowing the exact title or "path" on LinkedIn would quickly
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Problems faced by web entrepreneurs?
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A book that I am currently reading that I have found tremendously helpful and thought provoking is The Four Steps to the Epiphany by Steven Gary Blank. Most customers don't miss product development, they miss CUSTOMER development. Disclosur
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17y ago
IMHO, their strategy might have been "if we build what's missing in AMZN's portfolio, we might get acquired". Granted, not the best strategy, but this strategy has worked for some in the past.
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18y ago
but there's already plenty of sharepoint competitors. none of them meet your needs?
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How many have experienced biz problem solvable by some code but had no time to pursue it?
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