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kimcheeme
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About kimcheeme
Happy to trade thoughts and chat with awesome people of HN.
reechaurd@gmail dot com
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Ask HN: Is Airbnb down?
Can't navigate the site for the past couple of hours.
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Comment #7861504
Fancy is an unsustainable business model. period. they don't know what they're doing.
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Comment #7796793
+ Depends on how many kids you ideally want. + Depends on where you WANT to live when you have kids + Depends on what your profession is (e.g. full-stack developer or business guy …
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Ask HN: Horror co-founder stories.
Anyone have stories on nasty co-founding team relationships and/or recommendations on what to look for in a co-founder?
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Ask HN: When you knew you lost everything.
A lot of startups actually succeeded by having that last minute epiphany or pivot. Sometimes it's the team, other times it the idea itself, or many times it's timing. Looking back,…
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Comment #7763754
How about utilizing latest machine learning technology and improving latency as business scales while trying to include higher quality pics and videos? Providing a superior recomme…
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Comment #7763550
Good point. But do you think that an average engineer few years out of college working at twitter / dropbox is working on projects that enables one to see the big scaling solutions…
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Ask HN: Engineers' hatred toward working at e-commerce startups
I've come across a lot of developers who would tell me that the last startup they want to work at is an e-commerce based one. What are the main reasons for wanting to work at a com…
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Comment #7762097
The startup idea failed and the founders do not have another idea / the seed investors do not want to give the founders any more money than what's already invested. So then you sho…
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Comment #7762034
Fair enough. I don't know much but you know when you've been through a startup yourself and banged your head against the wall for couple of years on every aspect of starting a busi…
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Comment #7762019
I have much more to lose than gain. I failed in my first startup and spent 2 years and most of my life savings. We're trained in business very similarly (prior to my first startup)…
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Ask HN: How to tell your friend his idea sucks
I have a friend from a top notch business background, but no startup experience. His ideas may sound cool or work once it already has gained momentum but he simply doesn't understa…