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A-Merchant
HN member- Joined
- Wed, Mar 21, 2007, 11:40 PM UTC
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About A-Merchant
Looking to work at a start-up in San Francisco
Hopefully starting my own company sometime in the future...
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Comment #674304
http://www.viget.com/inspire
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Comment #511917
Great advice. I wish I had some of this prior to going in on a business venture with a good friend of mine. The biggest problem we faced was that my partner had just gotten into a …
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Comment #361131
I'll second this post in that Sam (and his friend) are really great guys (and yes, they won't rape you). If I had a couch, or a place for that matter, I'd let you guys crash. Maybe…
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Comment #334822
yes re: the "t" in the logo, when I was on the site I kept reading it as "Musty"
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Comment #235157
Agree with both of these comments. I want to feel involved. Plus, if I'm using a website to the extent that I'm going to want a username and password I pretty much expect that I ma…
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Ask YC: Who's Your Role Model?
Who do you look up to as an start-up/entrepreneurial role model and/or mentor? I was lucky enough to find both a role model and a mentor in a friend of mine. I looked up to him bec…
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Comment #174125
If you're paying a kid, might as well pay him/her to do this: http://www.dearbulkmailer.com/
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Comment #40991
I wish I could be there, but say Hi to Dexter and Monty for me!
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Comment #22865
What I found most interesting there is that, if the 100% annual growth continues, Ruby will overtake Java in a little over a year, and become the most popular language (based on bo…
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Comment #17640
Any chance we can also take a peek at the unique daily visitor numbers?
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Comment #15235
The key is keeping unrelated/spamish articles off the main page, but preventing users from downvoting controversial articles.
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Comment #15140
You know, I've realized that many great people are great at things they started when they were young. I think that's because, growing up, you often stumble across what you're passi…
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Comment #15138
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Comment #6996
FYI this was submitted 6 hours earlier here: http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=6850