jhong

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   by jhong 4y ago

   Yep we do it every year. It's also super expensive though, basically $50 for 2 minutes of time and a pic. Growing up my family could never afford it and I was sad as a kid that I didn't get to talk to Santa.
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   by jhong 8y ago

   Don't trust founders who don't let their employees early exercise.
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   by jhong 10y ago

   Why do you presume these were two separate projects? He built fandalism, then realized from running it that his users wanted something like distrokid. It is one big company called Pud Inc.
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   by jhong 10y ago

   But he entirely bootstrapped fandalism too. So his argument is completely legit. Any one of those competitors could have built a fandalism for customer acquisition too. Anyway, his point is he did this stuff all as a one man shop with no fu
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   by jhong 11y ago

   the point is that he did it. just because you or 1st year undergrads could have done it is irrelevant because guess what, none of you did.
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   by jhong 12y ago

   once upon a time, all of silicon valley basically operated like this.
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   A look at Stellar's first million users(medium.com)

   8 points by jhong 12y ago|0 comments
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   Show HN: Cakey (safe way for kids to watch YouTube)(medium.com)

   1 points by jhong 12y ago|0 comments
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   by jhong 14y ago

   I just tried it out. agreed it is a great experience, but i wish they were more upfront about their pricing. I figured they were just charging the delivery fee on top of safeway's prices, but later realized they are also marking safeway up