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maxcameron
14y ago
That would be awesome. What's a good way to get ahold of you?
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14y ago
Thanks so much Hany, I really appreciate it. I'll email you asap.
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maxcameron
14y ago
Sounds good! I'll be there.
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14y ago
Yeah, that'd be awesome to do a placement at a scaling startup.
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14y ago
Looking forward to hearing from you. Lemme know if you need anything from up here. Ketchup chips etc.
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14y ago
Awesome - i'll email you this weekend. How is zerocater not in Toronto yet?
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14y ago
If you're up for a coffee, let me know. max@kera.io
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14y ago
It isn't really something people search for. It's going to be word of mouth until our category solidifies. What are you working on these days? Max
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14y ago
Want me to bring you a bottle of CC or a double double or some ketchup chips? No joke.
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14y ago
I'll gigwalk myself over to your office no problem. Talk soon Matt.
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14y ago
Thank you so much for the kind words. I'll follow up with an email shortly. Max
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Hey Joseph, Thank you so much. I hear Rocketspace has some wicked things going on. I'll email you!
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14y ago
yeah, Brian's awesome. He signed up for Kera a few months ago so we've been chatting for some time.
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14y ago
Whatup Brian - for sure I want to meet up. I heard Taige's talking with Samir and making things happen. I'm leaving on Friday afternoon - so Thursday would be better. I'll reach out via email.
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14y ago
That would be amazing. Can you email me at max@kera.io?
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14y ago
Looks like we're missing it :( Bummer.
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14y ago
Hey Robert. That's awesome. Looking forward to hearing from you.
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14y ago
Wish we could stop by in Atlanta - it's not too far from Toronto.
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14y ago
Thanks for the kind words. Are you in SF?
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Yeah no kidding. We're already staying at one of our customer's houses while we're there. So there's a ton of support for visiting startups.
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14y ago
Hey, The short answer is: yes. Feel free to check out http://verold.com , http://ptable.com , and http://happytables.com to see Kera in production. We also have some really cool case studies in the works with more "high profile" startup
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14y ago
Thanks Taige!
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I don't know if I agree, only because while it isn't easy to find a technical cofounder, it's not impossible. If it were easy, then everyone would do it. But if you work hard, attend lots of meetups, have a strong vision and are actively tr
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Ask HN: Can I visit your startup in SF?
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I hear you. The really sad part is that shipping your mvp is really "just the beginning," whereas a lot of agencies and clients assume that the job is done.
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Thanks for the kind words. Wow, that sounds like a huge meeting. I can only imagine. Did they ship early and often? Or did they hold back and try to get it "perfect"? And also, is that startup still alive today?
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Hey there, Sounds cool - I'll check it out. I'm not a conference organizer so I don't know if I'm your target customer. We actually spun Kera out of Big Bang Technology. I guess it's time to update my HN profile! Max
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Heya, Pretty cool that you got to see the consequences of that approach from both sides of the table.
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Hey, thanks for the kind words - I appreciate it. I think you're going to have a 10x better chance of finding a great technical cofounder because you took the time to prove the concept and build your technical skills. Not only will you have
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I think you proved the point. The startups that focus on technical leadership run circles around those that don't. Why do you think that's the case? Faster iteration?
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