kloncks

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by kloncks 13y ago
I agree with the overall sentiment. But there are some counter examples. At least from your list, I believe Asana is doing well. I don't remember there being as much hype with them, however.
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by kloncks 13y ago
Love it! Really appreciate the support.
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by kloncks 13y ago
Aside from businesses using it...it really really helps that we have a healthy merchant product that is making money at http://o.ribbon.co :)
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by kloncks 13y ago
Not planning on ditching. I would love to hear more about what you're building -- hany@ribbon.co :)
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by kloncks 13y ago
We're doing cards (both debits and credits) and we'll also do direct bank to bank.
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by kloncks 13y ago
I agree completely. That's why our P2P payments are 100% free for debit cards and bank transfer!
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BlackBerry Met With Facebook Last Week to Discuss Potential Bid(online.wsj.com)
30 points by kloncks 13y ago|15 comments
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Marc Andreessen: Series A investments still bread and butter of A16Z(m.techcrunch.com)
25 points by kloncks 13y ago|6 comments
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PayPal vs. Braintree (from Braintree website)(braintreepayments.com)
1 points by kloncks 13y ago|0 comments
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Drew Houston’s morph from hacker to hyper-growth CEO(firstround.com)
1 points by kloncks 13y ago|0 comments
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Twitter Acquires MoPub(mopub.com)
65 points by kloncks 13y ago|10 comments
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by kloncks 13y ago
Square processes $10b. BrainTree processes $10b. How is Square valued at $4b and BrainTree can't sell for $1b?
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by kloncks 13y ago
Is it good or bad for BrainTree that this news is now public?
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So much more than the Hyperloop(manuelrappard.blogspot.com)
2 points by kloncks 13y ago|0 comments
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by kloncks 13y ago
There are times when reasoning by analogy isn't optimal. Elon Musk famously preferred going through "first principles" and I find this likely leads to a better more innovative end product. Take payments (my industry) for exam
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by kloncks 13y ago
Never. It's Gruber.
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How to Survive the Series A Crunch—From Someone Who Didn’t(seanpercival.com)
15 points by kloncks 13y ago|2 comments
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by kloncks 13y ago
Ribbon: Rails, iOS, Front-end (JS and Designers), Data Scientist, No Biz-Dev Full-Time in San Francisco only. No Remote, No H1B. San Francisco, CA Ribbon is a payments company that is built on a simple premise: let's keep the buyer where th
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Max Levchin Launches Fertility App(allthingsd.com)
2 points by kloncks 13y ago|0 comments
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by kloncks 13y ago
4 year lock-in only applies to non-execs? What is it for execs? With this, an engineer at a startup has a worse deal?
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LinkedIn Acquires Pulse For $90M In Stock And Cash(techcrunch.com)
6 points by kloncks 14y ago|0 comments
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by kloncks 14y ago
From our statement on our blog: "We’ve had discussions with Twitter in the past, and are eager to find a way to work together."
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by kloncks 14y ago
We haven't limited it. There's a couple of movie makers currently selling 2-4 GB files. EDIT: HN won't let me reply any more to the thread. Email me directly and we can chat hany@ribbon.co
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by kloncks 14y ago
That's our bad. We'll update this. Payouts occur every two weeks, not every month. This is one of the changes we've announced today.
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Ribbon Lets You Buy On Twitter, Launches YouTube Support, Price-Matches PayPal(techcrunch.com)
41 points by kloncks 14y ago|13 comments
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by kloncks 14y ago
Steve Jobs ripped Woz off when they were younger. Many people do awful things in the past. Young people (Jody was 16 here?) can be stupid & foolish. Hard to attribute that to the rest of his life with such a simple, "fuck the dude."
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by kloncks 14y ago
What "better indicators of getting social" beat getting 1/7 of the World's population to use your service?
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Why are you doing a startup?(hany.rashwan.com)
3 points by kloncks 14y ago|0 comments
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Bullycrats(blog.samaltman.com)
1 points by kloncks 14y ago|0 comments
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How much did Dropbox pay for Mailbox?(gigaom.com)
2 points by kloncks 14y ago|0 comments

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