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by ryanckulp 10y ago
I'm in a similar position. At best, you can get rid of the lazy colleagues. At worst, you can take all the credit when something goes well. Somewhere in the middle, you could pretend the colleagues don't exist, and run the company
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by ryanckulp 10y ago
Will publish PT II if folks want to know exactly how the acquisition went down (incl email screenshots, negotiation points, etc).
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How we acquired a grew a startup to $30k MRR in 90 days(blog.usefomo.com)
2 points by ryanckulp 10y ago|2 comments
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by ryanckulp 10y ago
PHP wrapper now ready, Node.js tmrw, then Ruby, then Python, then... you tell us. :)
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by ryanckulp 10y ago
get the source here: https://github.com/ryanckulp/product_hunt_upvotes
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Show HN: Product Hunt – download a list of users who upvoted a product(product-hunt-upvotes.herokuapp.com)
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by ryanckulp 11y ago
Online reviews for ecommerce products are the only way that potential customers knows if they should purchase something. This strategy is one-dimensional and fading; just ask Yelp. People need more than a 3-, 4-, or 5-star gesture before pu
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by ryanckulp 11y ago
Two things people fail at with cold email: 1. Wrong persona, messaging 2. Not enough persistence Great tool, seems to address both.
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by ryanckulp 11y ago
I've created a few campaigns with this, great for onboarding SDRs quickly.
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by ryanckulp 11y ago
Hi guys, I believe there's a huge advantage to a 3rd party doing your "dirty work." In my personal freelance career I've experienced many cases of customers ignoring clients, until a lawyer or debt collection agency gets
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Show HN: Freelance Debt, zero-risk debt collection for freelancers(freelancedebt.com)
16 points by ryanckulp 11y ago|9 comments
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by ryanckulp 11y ago
hi friends, this christmas i went to my parents' house in Atlanta (i live in san fran) and built something in ~2 days that makes pushups even more fun: http://www.pushupmetrics.com you can sign up (100% free forever), log y
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Show HN: PushupMetrics, gamified personal fitness dashboard(pushupmetrics.com)
2 points by ryanckulp 11y ago|2 comments
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How to Build Periscope in 10 Minutes(blog.infrared5.com)
1 points by ryanckulp 11y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Rails Scaffolding in Google Sheets(docs.google.com)
2 points by ryanckulp 11y ago|0 comments
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What is an A Player?(medium.com)
1 points by ryanckulp 11y ago|0 comments
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by ryanckulp 11y ago
I built this for the [early] 90s kids on HN. Enjoy.
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Show HN: Bring Myspace Back(getmyspaceback.com)
1 points by ryanckulp 11y ago|2 comments
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Everybody is a programmer(medium.com)
1 points by ryanckulp 11y ago|3 comments
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by ryanckulp 11y ago
We all know reddit is a terrible place for self-promotion. It's also a shitty place in general. I built this to remind startup marketers how to post their content on reddit (don't). http://beforereddit.com Also on PH u
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Show HN: reddit performance algorithm tool(beforereddit.com)
1 points by ryanckulp 11y ago|1 comments
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by ryanckulp 11y ago
Sorry folks, meant to post this as a 'Show'. Just a silly word game I built while learning rails.
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Is Palindrome?(ispalindro.me)
1 points by ryanckulp 11y ago|1 comments
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by ryanckulp 12y ago
This is a side project I created w/ my coworkers to ultimately ingest competitor email content. The entry point is a programmatic aggregation of popular newsletters in tech, but if people find value we can expand to other niche categor
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Show HN: Digest, a meta newsletter of all your favorite tech newsletters(digest.sprinkle.ai)
1 points by ryanckulp 12y ago|1 comments
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by ryanckulp 12y ago
Gotcha, sure I can make that change. Just next time don't flag an appropriate post.
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by ryanckulp 12y ago
Ah, good times. And he provided helpful feedback too. HN makes no sense.
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by ryanckulp 12y ago
Thanks for reading. And really funny you say that RE failure... check out this tweet (of mine) from a few days ago before I wrote the post: https://twitter.com/ryanckulp/status/572089334612041728
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by ryanckulp 12y ago
In the past 12 months: -Building a house (w/ shipping containers) in the mountains. Very inexpensive but slow process. Hope to flip it. -Saved $30k cash, not "intelligent investing" but great for peace of mind -Some stocks vi
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by ryanckulp 12y ago
Every client thinks they're your only client. Firedrills become commonplace. Nobody pays on time because they never see you in person, therefore they don't humanize you as worthy of punctual compensation. ETC.

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