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danielfriedman | 6 years ago | on: Ask HN: Who wants to be hired? (February 2020)

Location: New York, NY Remote: No Willing to relocate: Yes (SF or Bay Area preferably) Technologies: Python, AWS, Spark, Airflow, Docker, Terraform, SQL, Pandas, Matplotlib Resume: dfrieds.com/about Email: dan @ website name above

danielfriedman | 11 years ago | on: Catching Up is Irrelevant

Katie was like all of us at one time. She sucked at something. People are often too afraid to admit it or persevere past the suckiness. But Katie did. And she's in inspiration to me.

danielfriedman | 12 years ago | on: Funding Your Startup With Hackathon Winnings

Love hearing this! I co-founded the first MHacks and after going to 10+ hackathons, I think this will become a trend. Hackathons are held in nearly every major city and every college now. More prize winnings, more hackers to meet potential cofounders and you're ripe to see just a few more startups.

danielfriedman | 12 years ago | on: The Kid VC

Alex is the real deal! Never have I talked with someone and been so inspired! He has influence to source deals and has heard thousands of stories from entrepreneurs. I trust his expertise.

danielfriedman | 13 years ago | on: The Newest Lean Startup Tool: Kickstarter

Great points by Michael here. Kickstarter has opened the doors as a tool to gain initial funding to meet producing an exact product or service.

What I loved most about Michael's post is he talked about the importance of outreach - tweets from other relevant organizations, guest blog posts and contributing to online forums. Though Kickstarter is a "marketplace" - it likely won't get you all the backers you need without doing your own outreach to potential customers and backers. It's essential to understand their pain points and meet it with your product, just as Real Python did.

danielfriedman | 13 years ago | on: Q&A with Alexis Ohanian – March 1

It's open to the masses and online. It may not be the traditional style of a course in which you're assigned homework and have exams, but it seems to qualify for the loose definition of a MOOC. I love that you can ask him questions in real time and he's readily available here! Saves so much effort on my behalf to get to know him.
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