stefanobernardi

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Show HN: Our public-facing real-time venture fund dashboard(unrulycap.com)
3 points by stefanobernardi 2y ago|0 comments
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You sleep on foam, I sleep on a computer(techcrunch.com)
14 points by stefanobernardi 8y ago|0 comments
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VC-induced ICOs(tokeneconomy.co)
1 points by stefanobernardi 9y ago|0 comments
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by stefanobernardi 9y ago
I've been investing in those areas quite a lot. The best way is to invest in small venture funds, second best is AngelList Syndicates, and then EU- based equity Crowdfunding. Platforms like Ustart could also work depending on check siz
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by stefanobernardi 10y ago
You sure can sell it, but it won't be very valuable. Less than the cost of building it for sure. Probably the only spot that would work for that is Flippa, but you could try to contact a broker like FE International to see if they migh
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Kickpay (YC W15) Is Hiring a Software Engineer (Employee #1)(kickpay.workable.com)
1 points by stefanobernardi 11y ago
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What it takes to start your own venture capital fund(medium.com)
1 points by stefanobernardi 11y ago|0 comments
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by stefanobernardi 11y ago
Agreed on the terms. It's just that I don't have a better terms, given that we work with digital constantly upgradable web apps and native apps and we still call them "products".
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by stefanobernardi 11y ago
All of the responses got what I meant, which I realize is not clear. I mean a non-disposable, dynamic and upgradable hardware product. This is the first time that I see this in the hardware world, where every object is manufactured and then
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by stefanobernardi 11y ago
Even if not a software update, I still find Tesla's way of thinking of a car as an actual (continuously update/upgrade-able) product fascinating. Very rare for hardware. It gives an amazing user experience, "Hey restart your
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by stefanobernardi 11y ago
This is game-changing, love it.
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by stefanobernardi 12y ago
Hey everyone, Stefano here, one of the co-founders of Kickpay. Let us know if you have any questions we can answer!
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by stefanobernardi 12y ago
I've been a supporter (and small backer) of Transcriptic for a good while. Max is awesome and he's been ruthlessly executing for 3 years on this now - really impressive to see all of the progress. Congrats! Also, awesome news for
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by stefanobernardi 12y ago
By enabling BTC payments, does this mean that Stripe will change the list of "prohibited" uses? That list is in line with what are usually high-risk card transactions, but by removing that risk (almost) entirely, it seems like thi
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by stefanobernardi 12y ago
That's not the same. What you're mentioning are basically random subsidies to farmers not based on true market demand. Never ends well.
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The Hub of the Smart Home(medium.com)
18 points by stefanobernardi 12y ago|5 comments
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by stefanobernardi 12y ago
I've seen this come up from just an idea to full-on production and these guys know what they're doing. Was pretty impressive to see them hacking and soldering stuff in their apartment!
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by stefanobernardi 12y ago
How is this different than Recurly, Chargify and the dozen other SaaS billing systems?
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by stefanobernardi 12y ago
When you frame as a 'new online magazine' it looks to me like a lot of work, but we'll see. (Not complaining here BTW, I'm pretty sure these will be awesome and inspiring stories I'll benefit from. It's just we
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by stefanobernardi 12y ago
Maybe, it still is quite a bit of work.
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by stefanobernardi 12y ago
Even tho this may be a content-marketing play, these guys seem a bit all over the place. They just "dropped" everything else to focus full-time on Basecamp and here we go with another new side business. "However, because we&#
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by stefanobernardi 13y ago
This. I thought exactly the same. Being woken up at 7am and getting that daily dose of smiles is exactly the same if not better!
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by stefanobernardi 13y ago
OP here, and I agree. I shared as the founders are good friends and the project is pretty impressive. I didn't post the link to the story anywhere so don't really know.
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Announcing Sysdig: strace + tcpdump + lsof + awesome sauce(sysdig.org)
34 points by stefanobernardi 13y ago|12 comments
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by stefanobernardi 13y ago
Algolia is also a YC company.
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The Path Not Taken by Simple to Remake Finance(blog.zactownsend.com)
89 points by stefanobernardi 13y ago|30 comments
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Updated list of venture studios and startup foundries(bernardi.me)
12 points by stefanobernardi 13y ago|0 comments
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by stefanobernardi 13y ago
Very cool. I had actually mocked up something similar with openapi.me, but never got to release it. It included different level of permissions and data including addresses and payment information. The goal was to have a centralized repo of
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by stefanobernardi 13y ago
Hi everyone, actively looking for feedback on this weekend project. Please shoot away!
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Show HN: Donat.io - Automatically donate a % of your revenues to charity(donat.io)
1 points by stefanobernardi 13y ago|1 comments

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