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4 years ago
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on: How to build my own information feed / front page?
Write an aggregator API
If the site you like still support RSS that’s likely the easiest way to go
pmrd
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4 years ago
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on: Show HN: Qatalog.com – Rethinking a Platform for Work
Interesting approach, what differentiates you from work platforms like Office365/GSuite?
pmrd
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9 years ago
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on: This AI Boom Will Also Bust
Also - must remember that AI is a programmer on the sidelines letting data do the logic. It required a fairly different frame of mind than traditional programming
pmrd
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10 years ago
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on: Chess Hustlers (2001)
good read, thanks for the share
pmrd
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10 years ago
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on: Show HN: Command Line interface for mobile devices
Interesting, dont iOS or android devices support aliasing with shortcuts to achieve this? If not, it might be a quick way to get here
pmrd
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10 years ago
If you have strong PM skills, you'll do well in larger companies. I have sent you an email (from your profile) to a contact in the UK who might be able to help. Good luck!
pmrd
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10 years ago
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on: Ask HN: Where can I buy real software companies?
Revenue is largely a function of marketing effectiveness/marketing spend coupled with a minimum product/market fit. If someone has a legit internet software product bringing in $500k a year, they'd have to be pretty silly to sell it for $1.5M - unless they're really desperate for cash or hit a scale/product/market/ops ceiling they cant crack.
Capital is free flowing at the moment and a legit revenue-generating, valuable, scalable business shouldn't have to cash out this early or this low.
pmrd
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10 years ago
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on: Ask HN: Where can I buy real software companies?
A $500k business would mean you'll end paying on average between $3-5 million for it. May I ask your rationale behind chasing these deals?
Why not split the $3-5 million into risk-based chunks and invest in startups instead? You only need 1 of them to hit 50x.
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10 years ago
Interesting, do you guys ship to Germany? Looks great! Good luck :)
If the site you like still support RSS that’s likely the easiest way to go