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After validating idea on untested platform, Datelivery launches
(blog.launchsky.com)
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LaunchSky imagines grown-up, successful startups as baby pitches
(blog.launchsky.com)
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I'm really surprised there's no reference of Box / Aaron Levie. Named Inc's entrepreneur of the year, this year, Box started off with a cold email from Aaron Levie to Mark Cuban: http://zurb.com/soapbox&#
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The CreativeDash team drops their amazing wireframing/UI kits by 60% today
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This is written by two people who quit. I personally know 2 who were praised on Friday and fired on Sunday (that's right, Sunday. via a phone call)
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2 ex-employees (who quit) write about Clinkle CEO
(quora.com)
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These are some very solid counter-arguments to the awesomeness of what Coin could be, and I really hope you're wrong... but you make some very solid points, with the experience to back it up.
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Coin is taking something that's outdated -- and unnecessarily physical, and offering a layer of digital on it to create many cards into one. Yes, this is "doable" with existing technology, but not for the common man. Security
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That's a really good suggestion, but some top shops won't waste their time. In our early days, we would have done this at DarwinApps - now, we need to know the long-term is there before we start investing our time and thoughts beh
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Solid point, but I do think most actions start with the intention for positive outcomes in some manner, and in at least someone's interest. Passive aggressiveness specifically - I do think is a waste of time, stress, and efforts all ar
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Why you should never be passive aggressive
(vlad.svbtle.com)
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We have no idea what apps actually cost to create.
(medium.com)
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Have you tried http://www.LaunchSky.com ? 19$ to pitch the idea or launch to a crowd of entrepreneurs -- you get stats, feedback, and emails -- and it's rumored that promo codes for free or super cheap submissions are as sim
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Hiring others to build your first product
(medium.com)
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The thing about your first product...
(vlad.svbtle.com)
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I think? I like what you're trying to do here, but it's really unclear what you're offering. If this is a way to pull profile pics from service, I tested twitter and facebook for my own account: no dice. I'll check back
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Growth Hacking, 2 hours of your life, and a better shot at success
(launchsky.tumblr.com)
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Why we built LaunchSky
(launchsky.tumblr.com)
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Yes, the article was lengthy and a bit all over the place -- but the general negativity towards it in these comments is a bit much. My assumption is that the author is not a hardcore engineer by trade, but it's apparent that he's
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Dropbox, my grandfather, and existentialism.
(medium.com)
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good catch -- precaution on my end for potentially later linking to home if we have a further release or something like that. I didn't realize it could trigger something like that, and not sure if that is the cause, but perhaps it was.
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Update - they changed the title to just "LaunchSky". Less misleading, yes - but also not very encouraging for a click through or upvote. No one knows what LaunchSky is yet, that's a part of the reason we're posting here.
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Thanks! These are the kinds of things we love to hear, but please let us know what suggestions you have for bettering the experience and/or idea validation process from your side.
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Mods - I noticed the title got changed to just "LaunchSky" and we're now #53 -- in a matter of seconds, and off of the front page instantly?? HN posts mean a lot to apps like ours. Can you please let us know why the title wa
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Thanks for the catch - much appreciated. We'll get this in our queue :)
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Sorry again about that, definitely confusing/misleading. I emailed info@ycombinator.com with the request - it seems to be the only access to mod email. If there is a way I can edit the title on my own, or someone else I can get in touc
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Thanks for the kind words -- if there's anything you think we can do to better the experience for the users, or more importantly: get a better sense of validation for the ideas coming through LaunchSky, we're all ears. Please feel
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Really good input - sorry about that. Unfortunately, this is NOT referencing an IPO :) I can't seem to change it on my own, will try to get in touch with an mod. If there is a mod reading this, please adjust the title to: "Startin
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LaunchSky
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Take a look at how Dan Martell's clarity.fm handles the scheduling issues. They have a really nice "rule of 3" UI process (it's easier for humans to pick 3 times, or narrow 1 of 3) for each side selecting availability, and then match down f
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