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randall
12y ago
Ruby aficionado programmers who think coffeescript is too pythony perhaps? :)
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12y ago
Semi-colons too, natch. :)
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12y ago
(yo Darshan!) Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't that api an extension only api? https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/desktopCapture
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12y ago
Whoa jeffbarr hangs out on HN? Go figure.
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12y ago
I worked at Justin.TV. My impression is early yc companies used it as an internal reddit that just got more and more external over time.
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12y ago
Grubwithus I think. Had more of a dating vibe, at least when it was presented at demo day.
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13y ago
We added test suites after we were making money / people had to rely on our software. I think doing it before is kind of a waste of time... because who cares about well tested unused software. I'd say add them in after you have en
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13y ago
"Even after the attack was mitigated, the attacker continued to send increasingly whiny emails." What whiny emails did they send?
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13y ago
Xero! It's really good.
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13y ago
This is essentially the definition of survivorship bias. http://www.fastcodesign.com/1671172/how-a-story-from-world-w... "In WWII, Allied bombers were key to strategic attacks, yet these lumbering giants were cons
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What I learned about online-to-offline
(justinkan.com)
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13y ago
Haha! Is there an actual link explaining the issue, not just the source? That's a fun demo.
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13y ago
Our hacker news story is crazy too. Back when I posted this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6993981 Our life looked a lot different. It's insane how much can change in a few weeks. We've also found some real
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Vidpresso (YC W14) Offers Low-Cost Tools for Adding Tweets and Ads to Broadcasts
(techcrunch.com)
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13y ago
Tim. You're a pessimistic bastard but I love you. And I love Omniref. (When I remember to use it.) Maybe consider a sublime text plugin and complete sublime's inevitable march toward IDE-dom?
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13y ago
Yay! Very excited for you and YC. Congrats!
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13y ago
Here's a link to the written StartupSchool talk. It's really good. http://www.foundersatwork.com/1/post/2012/10/what-goes-wrong...
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13y ago
HOLY COW THAT IS SO FUN.
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13y ago
Can you imagine someone building an Uber scale business built on SEO, astroturfing, and the like and people continuing to use it? I can't.
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13y ago
I've been using it for the last few weeks and absolutely love it. Even for small teams, it's a pretty cool way to reconcile all expenses.
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13y ago
Assuming coin gets out the door.
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13y ago
http://www.webrtc.org/chrome#TOC-Data-Channels-
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13y ago
We use Capsule + Streak. We're big fans of streak, but it's a baby CRM perfect for pipelines... we use Capsule to manage all of the other stuff. (Who talked to whom, etc.)
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13y ago
It's way better than mechanical Turk. We have a list of 2000 customers but with no contact info. They're already filling in the specific contact at the companies we're targeting. Now we just have to get better at email market
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13y ago
I think it's "eventual profitability", as in the author explains how SnapChat's infrastructure costs are essentially nothing, so getting from some millions of users to profitability should be extremely simplistic without
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As a weird startup parallel: As a bootstrapped company, you make very very different decisions than you would as a company who has even the tiniest bit of runway. I imagine (not to trivialize poverty) things would be similar. Instead of see
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13y ago
Just employees from home. NM dude worked on a previous project with me... Karachi guy emailed us when we launched in TechCrunch a long time ago... and then just kept in contact. Turns out he used to live a few blocks from me in NYC. Pretty
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13y ago
I've been working on it since October 2011. I went full time on it in 2013.
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13y ago
I don't know who you are, so shoot me an email. :) My contact info is in my HN profile.
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13y ago
Yeah dude. I'll ping you when I'm back in my "natural habitat" next week.
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