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sameernoorani

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About sameernoorani

Founder/Creator; Ex-McKinsey; Ex-Banker

Made: http://get.roomvine.com http://www.hoodere.com http://www.roundonefight.com

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    Ask HN: Is organic growth even possible anymore for social apps?

    Starting to wonder if social networks and apps now always need a significant marketing budget to get off the ground. Finding it impossible to raise basic awareness for Roomvine (ht…

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    Ask HN: Creative ideas to activate communities?

    Hello HN. We were brainstorming on ideas for how we can activate our first community for our product Roomvine (www.roomvine.com). By "activate" I mean getting people within a 200M …

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    Ask HN: YCombinator's SAFE for UK?

    YC's SAFE (Simple Agreement for Future Equity) is a great document to simplify raising on a convertible note. The version on the documents section is for companies incorporated in …

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    Connecting with friends more in real-life

    Current times are quite ironic when it comes to socializing with friends: higher connectivity and lower connection. I have launched a service which, I hope, will help friends conne…

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    Comment #8199786

    NB: The conversation in the comments here explain what the full use-case vision of this platform is: http://www.producthunt.com/posts/roomvine

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    Ask HN: Ideas on how engage attendees at YC demo day (today!)?

    Hackers, We have a pretty solid beta version of an anonymous venue-based chat app called Roomvine. We were hoping to have it used at today's YC demo day as a way for people (attend…

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    Comment #8064530

    Really depends on your personal situation. 23K goes away pretty fast especially in non-funded ventures. But then again, doing something in parallel rarely takes off. Ask yourself: …