timjahn

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by timjahn 13y ago
No, it said GRUBHUB. Why would it say Github?
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by timjahn 13y ago
Yes, I'm aware. I posted this because GRUBHUB, not GITHUB is filing for an IPO.
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GrubHub Seamless Files Confidential Public Offering(forbes.com)
30 points by timjahn 13y ago|14 comments
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by timjahn 13y ago
"This is one of those things you don't realize till you have kids, but 4 year olds don't want to eat the same things you do." So true.
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by timjahn 13y ago
I would love to be able to listen to music while swimming. I try to go a few times a few week for 20-25 min each, and it'd be great to have something to listen to.
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by timjahn 13y ago
Your pricing page ( http://www.pressfriendly.com/pricing ) says "Premium Pricing - All premium plans include access to a PR advisor". But then you have an actual plan named "Premium". So do I get access to
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by timjahn 13y ago
Your arm chair quarterbacking is adding oh so much to the conversation. Are we really back to the childish argument of "this is so easy to build, would just take a few minutes"?
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by timjahn 13y ago
A solid strategy I suppose, just not a risk I'd personally take.
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by timjahn 13y ago
A little scary to me that their entire business is dependent on another business. Yeah, yeah, Airbnb is successful, but I imagine there are a bunch of ways Airbnb could mess with them if they ever felt the need.
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by timjahn 13y ago
That would be awesome. Especially when you're going to markets that aren't that big and have a ton of Airbnb's and whatnot. It'd be great to have one place list the entire realm of places to stay.
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by timjahn 13y ago
"The problem is that the game is rigged until health insurance can be completely decoupled from employment." This is the biggest problem in the US.
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by timjahn 13y ago
A dog is not equal to a child. Not in any remote way.
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by timjahn 13y ago
Seems silly to have a dog if you're just going to leave it at home for 10-11 hours a day, 5 days a week.
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WOW Computer for Seniors(mywowcomputer.com)
1 points by timjahn 13y ago|0 comments
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Comcast to Relaunch EveryBlock in Chicago(comcastgcr.com)
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by timjahn 13y ago
Except in my experience, Carwoo doesn't work (and just ends up like what incision said for #1 above).
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by timjahn 13y ago
You can check out matchist (I'm a co-founder): https://matchist.com We vet developers and match you to the perfect ones for your project and your needs.
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WeDeliver’s 21 Amazing Investors In Our $800,000 Seed Round And How We Met Them(blog.wedeliver.us)
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by timjahn 13y ago
Isn't a news source like the NYT also just a content aggregator? They're aggregating all sorts of content (business, technology, sports, weather, etc.) and displaying it to you to consume. In both scenarios (reading HN/reddit
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by timjahn 13y ago
"It's also important to remember highschool teachers aren't college professors. You may have had awesome and passionate HS teachers, but from what I saw, there don't seem to be very many." So, because you had some l
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by timjahn 13y ago
"Most suppliers wouldn't return our phone calls and the ones who did just laughed us out of the room. We had to just keep searching until we found the right people who believed in us." Would LOVE to see a blog post detailing
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by timjahn 13y ago
Kudos for bootstrapping and being lean about this. Even cooler that you think 90% of people won't buy it without physically touching it and you STILL started online! Site looks great, photos are excellent, product looks great based on
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by timjahn 13y ago
Stores, I'd argue to physically try the mattress. Salesmen, absolutely no reason.
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by timjahn 13y ago
I'm ALL for online shopping and the removal of brick-and-mortar stores where they're clearly not needed. I rarely shop anywhere but Amazon Prime these days. But. A mattress isn't a trivial purchase (not just in cost, which is
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by timjahn 13y ago
Fair point, but you can design a neighborhood to be friendly to walking without being hostile to drivers (ie, putting in sidewalks and designing the layout in more of a grid fashion to put more destinations within walking distances).
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by timjahn 13y ago
Amazing explanation (and makes complete sense). Thanks!
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by timjahn 13y ago
I'll never understand why we continue to design our suburbs for cars and driving with no attempt to encourage walking. Instead, we seem to discourage walking through a lack of sidewalks, concentration of destinations surrounded by park
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by timjahn 13y ago
Where does the food chain fit in? The idea of certain species and groups of animals being higher and lower on the food chain than others. Do we just ignore that? Genuinely curious.
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How Automattic Grew Into A Startup Worth $1Billion W/ No Email Or Office Workers(businessinsider.com)
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by timjahn 13y ago
Have a kid.

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