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dylanbathurst

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About dylanbathurst

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    Comment #28760558

    I watch quite a few youtube coding videos. I've noticed over the past few years that when I want to learn something, watching someone else do it in a short 1-5 minute video is more…

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    Comment #20985860

    Yeah sorry, I built trakkin for the Blockstack hack-a-thon so I was moving quick and mobile UI suffered. I'll get it fixed soon.

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    Comment #7550719

    Ah, that's pretty cool. When I worked at Zappos/Amazon they had a similar approach to patents. They patented a lot of our code, but promised to only use it for defensive purposes. …

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    Ask HN: A different approach to ending Patent Trolls

    I know patent trolls are a hot topic on the internet right now, and there are really great initiatives like http://fixpatents.org/ that are taking the fight right to the government…

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    Comment #7106050

    Like everyone else on this thread said, wire transfers cost money here in the US. I think what the EU considers a wire transfer is different than what we do here in the US. Wire tr…

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    Comment #7106021

    "ATM rails?" Can you explain that a little more?

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    Comment #7105645

    This will be really cool. We use Balanced for our payments system, and have talked with a lot of our users about pay-outs. The top two problems with getting customers to cash out a…

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    Comment #4960241

    Are there any statistics to show that YC companies who optimize for bigger valuations reach product market fit and then the scale stage more than YC companies who optimize for the …

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    Comment #3469092

    Yeah, I think they're sending the email out in separate blasts. This is one email they don't want ISPs blocking IPs on because it looks like spam.