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jason_tko

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About jason_tko

Husband, Father, Technologist, Ineffective Decelerationist, built/sold Japan's first cloud invoicing company MakeLeaps, 20y in Japan, SciFi enthusiast

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    Yep, and it passed tests and review

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    Comment #46764412

    Not exactly, clawdbot is an open source project with hundreds of contributors (including me!) in only 3 weeks of its existence. Your characterization of just a one-man dev develope…

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    Comment #46764390

    rei is introduced in this sentence: "thanks to my AI assistant rei" and then referenced in the next sentence. Clawdbot allows you to configure your assistant with a name and a pers…

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    Comment #46763617

    We are clearly having two entirely different conversations. I'd encourage you to read my original post again, and try out the software yourself. As a side note, I think your sidech…

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    Comment #46762815

    I'm genuinely sorry you think that, and it's not my intention to offend you. However your comment reads exactly like you saying to a Dropbox user "This is a user going to rsync, se…

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    Comment #46761564

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224

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    Comment #46761363

    I've seen many people say "I don't get the hype", so here's my attempt to explain it. I've been working in technology and software companies my entire life, but not as a developer.…

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    Comment #43493036

    Reminds me of the classic bug story where users couldn’t send emails more than 500 miles. https://web.mit.edu/jemorris/humor/500-miles

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    Comment #15884605

    Update: there is now a Hacker News Tokyo Slack community set up. There are currently over 140 people in there discussing business, technology, AI, machine learning, cryptocurrency,…

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    Comment #15776282

    We have announcements in the middle for around 15 minutes where anyone can stand up and say something to everyone. Aside from that, it’s a pretty free flowing, friendly mixer event…

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    Comment #15775263

    These meetups always attract of a wide range of people - from people hacking on unique and interesting projects, to founders/CEOs, to investors, to programmers and marketers. If yo…

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    Comment #15775234

    Hi there! Thanks for doing this. Yes, confirmed - however we announce the meetups on these pages: Meetup.com https://www.meetup.com/Hacker-News-Tokyo-Japan/ Doorkeeper https://hnto…

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    Comment #10850503

    My pleasure. Lack of experience in the unique social situations that Japan presents is also completely understandable, and part of the adventure. 頑張れ!

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    Comment #10850101

    I've lived in Japan for 14 years, and I'm doing a startup here. In my experience, if you stay in Japan for more than a year, you go through several phases. The first phase is confu…

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    Comment #9425086

    There is also a pretty comprehensive list of co-working spaces (all in Japanese though) here: https://www.makeleaps.jp/%E9%83%BD%E5%86%85%E3%81%99%E3%81%B... Also if you're in Toky…

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    Comment #9118298

    None that I can quickly share right now, but suffice it to say that if a company gets one invoice that says "Powered By MakeLeaps", it's a coincidence. But if they get two or three…

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    Comment #9118210

    Here's my answer to this. Product/Market fit is good, but you need Founder/Product/Market fit. A problem that resonates with you so deeply and personally, that you will climb mount…

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    Comment #9117132

    It was really just the basic set of investor questions compressed down into a very short and high bandwidth discussion. I think the general idea was to see how familiar I was with …