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Comment #48498672
yes, mainly reliability if you're making a lot of calls. if you run this on your own server you'll run into a lot of issues being able to crawl
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Comment #32928299
Yes but we don't solely cover VC funded startups with success rates of We cover a lot of small & bootstrapped businesses, e-comm, agencies, side hustles, etc that IMO believe anyon…
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Comment #32928273
Ah yes, been meaning to fix that. Was planning on cleaning it up and also adding a typeahead / search function. Thanks for the feedback.
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Comment #32928250
I think both are important, but I appreciate the feedback. I know there are a 'zeitgeist' of typical SV successful companies (Uber, Dropbox, etc) but we actually cover a ton of com…
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Comment #32928185
Good call, I could add this as a tag / make it filterable as some of the companies we've done case studies on have since failed, pivoted, or been acquired. Adding this to the backl…
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I’ve been building a database of successful companies
5 years ago, after failing with a startup idea and being rejected from YC, I started interviewing founders with the hopes of learning what it takes to find a good idea and build a …
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The guy who made this is a good friend of mine. He's a hacker but for his day job he creates dog treats [1] and my dog loves them. [1] https://earthlypet.com/
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Did App Academy in 2015. 1. Hardest thing I ever did, up to that point. 2. $105k starting salary 3. The most important thing it did was get me in the door as a software engineer. I…
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