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bradpineau
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Ian AI Fitness Agent
Just talk to it like a person. No scanning, no searching. It tracks everything, coaches based on goals, and surfaces insights. Built solo with agentic tools. Real model + orchestra…
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Comment #8924432
This is a very cool concept. I'm looking forward to it taking shape!
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Comment #6562472
This is unreal. With syndicates, you can pretty much close a Series A round of investing in one shot. Looking forward to seeing how this changes the game.
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Comment #6561774
Cool!
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Comment #6547563
Thanks Scott!
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WatchTower - a non-profit web app
Hey Friends, I'm excited to officially launch the public beta release of WatchTower, which is an online tool to help managers collect feedback from their team. What makes WatchTowe…
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Comment #6496243
Great overall concept. I think it's something my company could use. One concern I'd have if using this product, is that often the customer says what they think they want, but don't…
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Comment #6354663
This is amazing. Well done, GoDaddy. :)
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Comment #6058638
What technologies are you using on the backend?
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Comment #5325498
Great idea. Will check it out.
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Comment #4580180
30% of the traffic is returning users.
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Ask HN: What is the best way to monetize Picisto.com?
Hello, I'm looking for some ideas on how to monetize http://www.picisto.com. The site is currently using 3 monetization methods: 1. Banner advertisements 2. "In-app" purchasing (vi…
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Comment #4154502
Winamp... now THAT reminds me of the 1990s.
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Comment #4154491
“Don’t incorporate a hobby. Incorporate when you are serious about making your startup a business.”
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Comment #4154489
I die a little inside when I see a "click here" link.
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Comment #4154488
Wow that sure does look like 1984.