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maxstoller

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About maxstoller

@maxstoller

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    Comment #5500270

    Agreed, the title is a bit sensational. There are a handful of active, quality firms on this list. I don't think it's fair to call out SoftBank Capital, Quotidian, etc. I appreciat…

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    Comment #4742067

    I wouldn't worry about it. I had an AdSense account at 13 and a server with SoftLayer at 16.

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    Comment #4332570

    Check out Grape. ( https://github.com/intridea/grape/ )

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    Comment #3717339

    I don't think it's 'unclassy' to replicate a successful model in another vertical, but this model usually doesn't translate well. BirchBox gets all of their samples for free. Beaut…

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    Comment #3591190

    Great idea and beautiful UI. I sent chocolates to a friend in SF. I'm a little sad he got an email notification, though. I was hoping it would be a surprise.

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    Comment #3579764

    http://mobile-patterns.com/

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    Comment #3405578

    I used to live in a 3 bedroom apartment in Manhattan. They exist.

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    Comment #3392016

    Harvest is taken. ( http://getharvest.com/ )

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    Comment #3020624

    You should look into HackNY ( http://hackny.org ). Last summer HackNY paired 35 students [1] up with startups and gave them all housing in NYC. [1] http://hackny.org/a/2011/06/clas…

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    Comment #2905225

    Foursquare is working on a venue harmonization map that does this. See: http://blog.foursquare.com/2011/03/14/1up-the-importance-of-...

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    Comment #2430907

    True, but Twilio doesn't support MMS yet.

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    Comment #2247550

    Well done, but it looks awfully similar to DontEat.at. ;) I was also at the hackathon. A couple of friends and I hacked together a lists feature: http://foursquare.heroku.com .

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    Comment #2146351

    I hear you. I'm working on it. :)

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    Comment #2146308

    I'm not sure. I'll have to see what the users demand. First step: bring the app to other cities.

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    Comment #2146126

    Pure coincidence. I've never seen that app before and can't find it on Google. Can you link it to me?

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    Comment #2146101

    Good points, thanks. According to the NYC health department, the followup visit is "roughly" within the next month after the failed inspection -- but my guess is that they fall beh…

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    Comment #2146024

    Good point. I didn't expect it to make HN. To answer your question: no, it does not work outside of NYC. It uses data provided by the city.

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    Comment #2145976

    Wow, thanks for submitting my app. DontEat.at is my submission to the NYC BigApps competition ( http://nycbigapps.com/ ). Let me know what you think.

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    Comment #2133817

    Mark, the startup community in NYC is thriving. It's a very exciting time to be in the NY tech scene. It's especially interesting as a CS student. Shoot me an email if you want to …

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    Comment #2110443

    Disclosure: I was a HackNY fellow last summer. I'm all for more programs like this, but I don't think VCs should be running them. HackNY.org is a similar program in NYC. The key di…

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    Comment #2078563

    It exists: http://hackny.org . I was one of the students in the first class this past summer.

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    Comment #2025765

    I was rejected by TechStars NYC with the same idea. My partner and I were really excited by the idea, but like you, ran into a wall of both legal and social boundaries.

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    Comment #1990546

    Direct: http://www.quora.com/What-does-it-feel-like-to-be-stupid