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danielfrese
10y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER | Pexels | Berlin, Germany | REMOTE, VISA | Senior Frontend (React) Engineer | Full-Time We are looking for a senior React developer who can help us build a new product. Freelancer or employment. Our current product has m
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danielfrese
10y ago
Pexels | Senior Frontend (React) Engineer | Berlin, Germany | REMOTE, VISA | Full-Time We are looking for a senior React developer who can help us build a new product. Our current product has millions of monthly users, is growing fast and m
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Good Customer Development / Bad Customer Development
(medium.com)
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Watch Andreas while he is working
(79.229.110.11)
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danielfrese
14y ago
I don't buy that argument. I would pay for an Ubuntu that runs flawlessly and supports more software.
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Why is there no Red Hat for consumer products?
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14y ago
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danielfrese
14y ago
1.) We only introduce you to Investors if you told us that you want to be introduced to investors. That's the first layer. 2.) We will prefer people who have mutual friends, many friends and live nearby. 3.) We are thinking about a curation
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14y ago
We could give you a number of introductions/matches for free and if you want more, like 20 introductions to iPhone developers you would have to pay for it.
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Ask HN: Review my startup, intro.getletsapp.com
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Get introduced to a new business contact every day
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What HN users don't want
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danielfrese
14y ago
Very nice
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danielfrese
14y ago
Very good points. So far we haven't found something promising in the meetup space. We'll probably pivot somewhere else.
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danielfrese
14y ago
We haven't found a niche that may be suited better. We'll likely pivot to something else.
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danielfrese
14y ago
Yeah, maybe we'll apply for the next YC class. I wrote about our failed idea in another comment
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danielfrese
14y ago
A few months when it was just a little side project and then 6 weeks fulltime. We only burnt 6 weeks of salaries.
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danielfrese
14y ago
Berlin
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14y ago
We thought about that. We wanted to make people define a minimum number of attendees. But that's more of a feature, not a product.
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14y ago
Meet with VCs, Business Angels, Founders, etc. for some months regularly and keep them updated about your startup, maybe work with them on a project, do some freelancing for them or become an employee at their company. Then they get to know
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14y ago
We wanted to make spontaneous meetups happen. However, our real world is not made for spontaneous meetups. You have to spam about 70 people to find some people to meet spontaneously. And if you only have 10 friends near you, chances are not
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We have a funded startup but no product
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14y ago
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Berlin's new 107,000 ft² startup factory
(venturevillage.eu)
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14y ago
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Streetart: 4001 post-its for Steve Jobs
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15y ago
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[Photo] These geeks are now members of the parliament of the State of Berlin :-)
(spiegel.de)
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15y ago
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15y ago
Already read it but didn't learn the lessons. ;-) I had to fail to really learn it
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Startups: Execute 8 times faster by solving the real problems ahead of you
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15y ago
One more thing. Maybe we shouldn't focus on job seekers. Who else is there to focus on? Answer: People who have a job but want to have a better job. These people don't spend their time browsing job sites because they don't desperately need
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danielfrese
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Oh I didn't actually answer your question in my last post. At first we have to get our hands dirty to get the seekers to sign up for the list. Talk to people directly, ask for feedback in developer message boards etc. But if they like the c
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Ours is a different approach that has some advantages and some drawbacks. As a job seeker, all you have to do is join the list and then you will get offers automatically. It's literally no work. But we don't know if it's gonna work. Depends
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Weird. Distributing startup job offers via email
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danielfrese
15y ago
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