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Nice endeavor! I especially appreciate the clean design. You shouldn't really worry about the Reddit comparison, as there are many more potential users in the world than there are redditors. On top of that, you are free to pivot as you like
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I think he's trying to say that venture capital isn't the only route to typical entrepreneurial goals; such as self-fulfillment, being your own boss and a comfortable life. Note that he doesn't say that every typical goal could be satisfied
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So a few months ago, I started a similar site in Hebrew[1]. My rationale was similiar to the OP's: most Israeli techies have no problem reading English, but when it comes to posting comments or writing blogs, lots would prefer Hebrew. Stil
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I'll take the opportunity to remind people about my Hebrew HN-like site: http://bitorama.com OP: care to share some info about the tech behind the scenes?
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Thanks. I put the feed of the site on twitter, but I haven't found the magic formula to pull attention to it. Ideas and paticipation are welcome! My contact details are at the website.
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http://bitorama.com a Hacker News-like site in Hebrew. Did this as a learning excercise and it's yet to pick up steam. Israeli HNers, where are you?
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Actually, he did ask for the first 3 chars, but also claimed that any 3 would do. Your idea still seems very reasonable to me, if I just assume he was speculating about the inner workings.
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Ask HN: Does Namecheap store passwords in clear text?
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Don't pig-valves qualify?
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Suggestions?
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Thanks - changed it.
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First animal-to-human transplant treatment approved
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Oldest known computer recreated in lego
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Available invite codes are 'hn0', 'hn1', etc, till 'hn100'. See my mistimed announcement here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1974986
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Hebrew Hacker News clone
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Tell HN: like Hacker News, in Hebrew
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on Gliding Snakes
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I bet that in some startups, the following answer applies: "The same thing we do every night, Pinky - try to take over the world!"
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Microsoft might embrace and extend HTML5
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Film-less Photography (first digital camera - 1975)
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UV light reveals how ancient Greek statues really looked
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The EFF SSL Observatory
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Plants 'can think and remember'
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The Agnostic Cartographer (Google Maps and international politics)
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A bit unrelated, but this reminded me of a Blackadder quote: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wUazM5lm1rk
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Bionic feet for amputee cat
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Pricing a human life
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A Modest Proposal: A King and Queen for America
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Genes show Jews share Levant origin
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The hidden influence of social networks
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