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Ask HN: An electronic pin board for your street?
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Offer HN: I will be your CFO for less than a full-time CFO would cost
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Show HN: Cool start up looks for developer in Berlin
(ryzze.com)
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14y ago
nice!
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Show HN: Well backed start up looks for Oxid Developer in Berlin
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Ask HN: when using Google what are you struggling with?
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Ask HN: Is crowd developing an option?
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14y ago
I love it
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14y ago
I love that idea!!!
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14y ago
Wow, Thanks for the comments! Very insightful...I like the idea to sell medical products on a subscription based model...it has some schleps related to it :) http://paulgraham.com/schlep.html
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Ask HN: Subscription based E-Commerce
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14y ago
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14y ago
I also think its interesting...maybe you can add a historical twist to it...let people upload their pictures and show them on a timeline or so...
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nurik
14y ago
Very cool indeed. Thanks for posting.
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14y ago
I love how "simple" and useful it is. Great job!
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14y ago
thanks for the links!
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Ask HN: Is there a tool like codecademy for other subjects?
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14y ago
Does your idea compete with this one? http://www.howaboutwe.com/
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nurik
14y ago
Take the money and run....no just kidding of course. Is it possible to pivot your idea? You must have thought about this I am sure...Your team must be pretty good, otherwise you would n't have an outstanding angel board and I assume you wou
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15y ago
I really like the logo!
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15y ago
I would not do anything. Just wait and see whether this guy gets accepted for an interview...if yes tell them you have been asked to join and did yet not confirm your participation and if not you are free to do whatever you want. Since you
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Codecademy's Joke
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15y ago
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15y ago
I think you are right. If you look at Amazon's site for small digital tasks most "favors" are one-offs: http://www.mturk.com
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15y ago
I agree with you that the one who will get the favor done wont be interested in buying the solution. It also depends of course on the favor...(i.e. reviewing code cant be done twice in a row since each problem is going to be different). H
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15y ago
I see your point. However, jf you have a smart solution that's worth buying, people will buy it over and over again and even when it seems "cheap" it could generate significant revenue (just like the songs etc. on itunes)...
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15y ago
You can monetize with this: add the feature that the ones who do the favors also can explain other how they did it, if you want to know how to do it you have pay a very small fee (maybe 10 to 50 cents). I know there are already code review
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15y ago
If it all I would rent out expensive jewerly...of course protected with sufficient insurance etc..
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15y ago
I would set up coding and design schools in areas of the world where students do not have access to fancy IT equipment and software etc. Then I would set up small incubators in those areas to foster entrepreneurship. Then I would give each
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Ask HN: Is there a need for a curated site for edu stuff?
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15y ago
Where is the schlep? I'd highly recommend this before developing anything further: http://paulgraham.com/schlep.html
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15y ago
Thanks guys for the comments. Really appreciate it. And please excuse the lack of asking more precisely, what I meant to ask was if you guys see any chance and need in a new company that produces hardware and software? Of course thats not a
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