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Hi HN, I would love to open up the source code to my idea streetmailer.com: the electronic pin board for your street. The system works fine but can use great improvement and regula…

Hi HN, I offer the following to you / your start up: I work for you as an (interims) CFO (6-12 months). My input would be in particular: drawing up financial plans (liquidity plans…

OUR OFFER Opportunity to shape a new fashion brand from the start Play a key role at a company supporting on a technical basis Dynamic and highly motivated team members, flat hiera…

nice!

Please contact us for job details: n.zeh@ryzze.com.

I am working on a web based service that allows people to communicate based on interests. About 100 people tested it so far and feedback looks good. However there a sooo many possi…

I love it

I love that idea!!!

Wow, Thanks for the comments! Very insightful...I like the idea to sell medical products on a subscription based model...it has some schleps related to it :) http://paulgraham.com/…

What do you think about the current e-commerce trend of subscription based retail? Such as dollarshaveclub.com etc.? Do you think it's a business model with long term viability? Wh…

I also think its interesting...maybe you can add a historical twist to it...let people upload their pictures and show them on a timeline or so...

Very cool indeed. Thanks for posting.

I love how "simple" and useful it is. Great job!

thanks for the links!

I tried to google etc. however, no luck. Does anyone know if there is a tool like codecademy.com out there for other subjects? Such as Anatomy? Chemistry? Physics?

Does your idea compete with this one? http://www.howaboutwe.com/

Take the money and run....no just kidding of course. Is it possible to pivot your idea? You must have thought about this I am sure...Your team must be pretty good, otherwise you wo…

I really like the logo!

I would not do anything. Just wait and see whether this guy gets accepted for an interview...if yes tell them you have been asked to join and did yet not confirm your participation…

In an introduction to an objects course the team of Codecademy placed a javascript joke. I am not a member of the team of Codecademy but found it pretty funny. Here is their joke: …

I think you are right. If you look at Amazon's site for small digital tasks most "favors" are one-offs: http://www.mturk.com