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by jkaykin 14y ago
This is a great idea but as manglav said, people trust the opinions of their network so it will be hard to get users to use it when they can ask their friends/colleagues. Also the solution manglav provides, perfect, if you can do it that wo
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by jkaykin 14y ago
AngelHack is having hackathons in 11 cities this fall! Where are you located!
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by jkaykin 14y ago
Are you or anyone you know in the Bay Area?
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Any Ruby Devs Under 25 On HN?
1 points by jkaykin 14y ago|4 comments
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by jkaykin 14y ago
Changing recruiting. I am working on a new recruitment tool.
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by jkaykin 14y ago
Can't agree with you more.
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by jkaykin 14y ago
https://spacebox.io
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by jkaykin 14y ago
I love hackathons like AngelHack. Great Api's from awesome sponsors but you aren't required to use them.
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Looking For A Technical Cofounder
1 points by jkaykin 14y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What are your thoughts on recruiting?
1 points by jkaykin 14y ago|0 comments
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by jkaykin 14y ago
Quite interestingly, Godaddy has it on the checkout page.
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by jkaykin 14y ago
I am in the Bay Area, email me, it's in my profile.
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by jkaykin 14y ago
I think the fact that you even wrote this post and are questioning staying at this "startup" means it's time for you to move on. Look at what is important to you and go follow that.
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by jkaykin 14y ago
Why do you have the same design as: http://twitcherhq.com
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by jkaykin 14y ago
Hey Ryan, Are you willing to relocate to the SF Bay Area after you graduate?
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by jkaykin 14y ago
You should know that you are a one man team. Go out and build products and sell the products you build. It's good to be a programmer with biz dev skills.
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by jkaykin 14y ago
Yeah you are right, I am probably not looking hard enough. I am not looking for someone who has done the aforementioned rather someone who can build good products. Nevertheless, I will go goddamn start it without a technical cofounder. Than
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Startup Idea: A "Kickstarter" Script/Plugin
1 points by jkaykin 14y ago|2 comments
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by jkaykin 14y ago
Sorry about that, I added it now.
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by jkaykin 14y ago
But the technical co-founder should understand that it's a startup, are people really not that open to taking a cut now for the possibility of better returns later? I think that finding a technical cofounder can be as hard as any business p
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Why is it so hard finding a technical co-founder?
10 points by jkaykin 14y ago|32 comments
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by jkaykin 14y ago
Couldn't be explained better. Do you teach?
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http://buyads.com
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by jkaykin 14y ago
For now just an email to the list but it can turn into a more interactive community
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by jkaykin 14y ago
I had an idea to build something like this where expert programmers will be ready to chat with people who needed code review or help with their code. Stack Overflow is nice but many programmers don't have time to wait and don't want to scou
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by jkaykin 14y ago
Any 18-25 year old coders in the Bay Area?
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by jkaykin 14y ago
Hey Shalin, thanks for reaching out. I have sent you a Skype invite.
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Looking to Meet Cool Young Coders in the Bay Area
2 points by jkaykin 14y ago|6 comments
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by jkaykin 14y ago
Well there isn't a current focus because I feel that you never know what new genre of music you could discover and fall in love with. If there is a need for a specific genre, then it could happen. I am trying to keep this as down to earth a
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Interested?
4 points by jkaykin 14y ago|6 comments

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