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Show HN: GPU cluster energy costs made simple
(compbricks.com)
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2y ago
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microperambler
3y ago
Stack is the most basic imaginable, React and Node.js. What inspired me was I feel quantifying the "FUD" alot of redditors were going on about. I also dived pretty extensively into applications of NLP in quantitative trading, and
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Show HN: I created a tool that charts a stocks historical sentiment
(traderping.com)
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microperambler
3y ago
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I created a tool that charts a stocks historical sentiment
(traderping.com)
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microperambler
3y ago
Hello, we recently released https://investorradar.io/ , a platform of over 90k VCs, Angels, Accelerators and more. We created this so startups listed here with massive funding potential could find the investor of their drea
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microperambler
3y ago
Pricing essentially and target audience. This tool is for startups with limited funding. Pitchbook is not exactly cheap, and beyond that its more targeted for Investors looking for startups. Crunchbase is an alternative, but with a similar
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3y ago
Quite verbal about your discontent and I understand there is a standard that a paid product should uphold, sadly a few things slipped through the cracks.
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microperambler
3y ago
No, if you login to the platform you can click the contact tab on an investor and check. Also we allow you to filter by "has email" or "has phone number" etc.
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Show HN: Investor radar, the ultimate database of investors for your startup
(investorradar.io)
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3y ago
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microperambler
3y ago
If you are looking for accelerators, https://investorradar.io has literally thousands of them which you can contact at the click of a button.
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Where to find startups looking for funding?
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microperambler
3y ago
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