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by podman 16y ago
Sure. Job post here: http://www.photoshelter.com/about/index/jobs/engineer-php
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by podman 16y ago
There are actually three other developers so it wouldn't be the end of the word for them, so to speak.
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by podman 16y ago
http://www.sproutvideo.com http://www.physicalfix.com
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by podman 16y ago
I should also mention that I have a partner in each of my start ups. So, if I drop one or both of the start ups, I'll be screwing them over as well.
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by podman 16y ago
1) Both start ups are making money now. And my only financial obligations are rent + utilities + food and misc stuff. One is B2B and the other is B2C. The B2B obviously has a smaller market but the ARPU is fairly high. If it continues to gr
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by podman 16y ago
I've considered this, but I'm not sure how they would respond. If I'm open and tell them I'm not 100% committed to my work there, I'm not sure they'd still want me to work there anyway. I think I have to be prepared for the worst case if I
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Ask HN: Considering quitting my day job to work on my startups
19 points by podman 16y ago|37 comments
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by podman 16y ago
I totally understand the move to get rid of the free plan but I still see no explanation for doubling the price of the 50-500 user plan.
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by podman 16y ago
At this point, this is the way I feel. At their price point, Chargify is a useful tool to get off the ground quickly but not quite as useful as a long term solution. At your example of $2000 for the development of a billing system, Chargify
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by podman 16y ago
Chargify was underpriced. Unless you have some inside information, it's hard to say if they were undercharging for their service. Without knowing what their overhead was like I don't think it's fair to say that the service was underp
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by podman 16y ago
Their justification on Twitter seems to be that they needed to get rid of their free tier. That makes some sense, but that doesn't really explain why they double the price for their lowest tier and increased the pricing on their other tiers
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by podman 16y ago
This was very disappointing to read. If their product were rock solid I wouldn't have minded as much but it's far from being a complete solution. Unfortunately, a lot of chargify needs a lot of work. I'm especially unhappy with the metered
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by podman 16y ago
We use a flash player and 'fall forward' to html5 when flash is unavailable. We do this because most people do have flash installed and this covers about 99% of the use cases. In the case that flash is not available, we fall back to the def
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by podman 16y ago
Yes. Fortunately, I haven't touched boostcam.com in over a year and both SproutVideo and PhysicalFix only launched in the past few months but have both been pretty stable.I mostly spend my time building new features or dealing with customer
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by podman 16y ago
I've made three: http://www.boostcam.com - Built it in a weekend a couple of years ago. costs next to nothing to run and makes money on adsense. http://www.sproutvideo.com - SaaS video hosting platform that I built with a partner (I cod
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by podman 16y ago
Well, the original goal was for it to be workouts you do at home. The value proposition is that you can get a gym quality workout with a personal trainer in the comfort of your home without having to pay gym membership fees or for an expens
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by podman 16y ago
We have considered, and are still considering, single serve workouts. If there is a big demand for something like that, we'll probably implement it.
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by podman 16y ago
I put together a quick video for those wondering what the actual video workouts look like for the basic tier: http://sproutvideo.com/videos/e898d2ba1d1de2cc60?type=hd (hosted on my other start-up)
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by podman 16y ago
Cost and convenience were the two main motivations behind PhysicalFix. If you consider that a gym membership can cost anywhere between $20 and $200 per month and a personal trainer can cost between $35 $60 per session, the amount of workout
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by podman 16y ago
We're still working on all of our marketing material and videos, but you're totally right. I think we don't give enough of a picture of what you get when you sign up. I'm not sure if we will give a free video workout, but we will most likel
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by podman 16y ago
Yeah, pretty much. You get three a week and they're different every time. We're constantly adding new exercises to keep things from getting stale and will start adding different trainers and different types of exercise like yoga. I'm not su
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by podman 16y ago
clickable link: http://www.physicalfix.com
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Tell HN: Personalized streaming video workouts (my second start-up)
10 points by podman 16y ago|15 comments
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by podman 16y ago
Senior Software Engineer, NYC PhotoShelter.com PhotoShelter is the leader in websites and tools for serious photographers. Over 60,000 photographers worldwide use our system - including some of the top photographers in the world. We're fast
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by podman 16y ago
I don't really mind their confusion though. Over the past 7 days, I've made around $200 in adsense revenue. It was quite a shock to log in and see that.
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by podman 16y ago
Ever since chatroulette has been down, my site, http://www.boostcam.com , which I had made as an experiment when flash 10.0 was still in beta and the p2p functionality was just released, has been getting a lot of traffic. I think people th
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by podman 16y ago
Yes, I completely agree. We DO need a player on the homepage. Like I noted, however, this was a real rush job. We needed a minimum set of features so that we could migrate users and I really only had time to focus on that as opposed to the
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by podman 16y ago
Thanks! Unfortunately, I haven't had time to write an API yet. I'm the only developer, so I focused on the features that needed to be there right away for users to be able to use our service. I had just about 2 weeks to pull this together a
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by podman 16y ago
clickable link: http://www.sproutvideo.com
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by podman 16y ago
You probably should to check out http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/places/

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