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laberge
13y ago
Hi Hackernewspeople, This is a blog post for the startup I work for. I'd appreciate any feedback you have on it. Thank you.
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The Enterprise Startup Chasm
(blog.procurify.com)
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laberge
13y ago
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laberge
13y ago
Why didn't he use a longboard? He could of done it in half the time on one.
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laberge
14y ago
So stoked on these guys. I met them about 6 months ago and was excited then as I am now :)
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laberge
14y ago
Oh man, that was a really good/bad spelling mistake.
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laberge
14y ago
This is sort of like Pintrest with less famine undertones. I kind of like it, it's got a little 9Gag in it without being annoying too.
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laberge
14y ago
True true, but as we can see, that doesn't mean it'll help them succeed.
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laberge
14y ago
Well the fact rests, the community generally believed that there was a ton of promoted stories because, you guys never told anyone otherwise or did a poor job communicating. And im certain promoted stories did exist, I remember them clearly
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laberge
14y ago
Not really though, everyone knew that V4 was a terrible idea and they simply went forward without caring much for the community. I mean what kind of marketing research could you do to prove that using promoted stories is a good way to build
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laberge
14y ago
Hi HN. As part of my internship, I've been writing blog posts for Growlab, a startup accelerator out of Vancouver. I'm trying to create more interesting content, beyond the likes of news which is happening in the office. If you guys can pr
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Startup Advice: Hiring your first employee
(growlab.ca)
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14y ago
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laberge
14y ago
Honestly, I can remember something EXTREMELY similar to this. I now buy all the software I can afford.
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laberge
14y ago
I think the context of this is related to working on "fun" problems though. If you're at work, getting paid and not working, you'll get fired. Working in a startup is much different.
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laberge
14y ago
Hah. Just saw Matt yesterday
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laberge
14y ago
People are so insecure, I don't understand culture anymore.
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laberge
14y ago
I find it even funnier that O'Reilly would publish it too.