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Comment #28776880
Great, that means there is a potential market for it. When Ford motors started cars already existed, when Facebook started social networks already existed, when Google started sear…
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Comment #28776764
Which is pretty ridiculous given that everyone needs a social security number, and then if you ever want to rent or buy a place you need a credit score. Then if you want to travel …
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Comment #28775059
Bullet Train ( https://bullettrain.co/ ) is a good Rails saas starter kit. Their licensing is pretty reasonable (you can choose an annual $500/year plan or pay $1.5k upfront to get…
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Comment #28774530
Because the US government wants to maintain access to FBs data. Shutting down FB would be a big blow to surveillance, hence they will never do anything serious against it. They’ll …
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Comment #28768093
> So maybe Zuck is telling the truth here, that they are trying to fix all this. Maybe they are trying, but also maybe they are trying to have their cake and eat it too. What I mea…
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Comment #28755591
I would love to be able to block all calls from Texas. Every day I get 5+ spam calls, starting at 7:30am, almost all from Texas. If I could block all of Texas, then 90%+ of the spa…
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Comment #28755426
Is not that they can’t, is that there’s no money in it for them, at least not yet. At the same time that these companies don’t do anything about spam calls, they formed a consortiu…
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Comment #28755383
Pretty much everyday I get 5+ spam calls, almost all from numbers with area codes in Texas (no idea why). The calls start at 7:30am. My number is in the federal do not call list. I…
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Comment #28748166
There’s both. About the blacklist, I don’t know exactly how it works, who specifically has access to it or who can add entries to it, but I know it exists, I know people who have b…
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Comment #28747164
YC has a blacklist of people and companies. Not sure what will land you there, but I know they have it and use it.
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Comment #28738984
504s here
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Comment #28737848
A bit tangential, does anyone here have any thoughts/comments/reviews about the Nura[0] headphones? From what I understand, they put a microphone next to the speaker to measure you…
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Comment #28733918
> If we are requiring spouses of elected officials to divest their investment business, we should also require Presidents to divest from their businesses as well, not just wink-win…
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Comment #28733851
Of course not. In app purchases might make sense for someone that has an app once they already have a pretty good audience, but the issue is how to build that audience in the first…
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Comment #28731636
How would you leverage in app purchases to promote a B2B saas product?
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Comment #28731625
Good suggestion. Unfortunately Reddit is not that popular for the target demographic I have in mind (B2B in a Spanish speaking country).
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Comment #28731617
I personally dislike FB. I don’t have a FB/Instagram/Whatsapp account and would hate creating one just to run ads. Unfortunately I feel like 90%+ of my target audience uses Google …
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Comment #28730772
> now everytime I have an opportunity to suggest businesses I work with not to use any of Google services, including GCP, I do exactly that What would you recommend as a good alter…
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Comment #28722124
That is smart, funny and sad, all at the same time.
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Comment #28699969
> Right, but would they be profitable if you took out the advertising and expansion costs? An issue with this line of thought is that you think that they could one day flip a switc…
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Comment #28698025
> The idea that Uber is not profitable is a myth isn’t it? No, it’s a financial/accounting fact expressed by Uber themselves in their filings as a public company. Having a business…
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Comment #28696571
Even though I’m glad it’s back up, it sucks that it takes things being publicly blown up for Google/Youtube to do anything about their users/customers problems. Earlier this year m…
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Comment #28696430
Supporting your point: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28695806 There’s been a lot of controversy lately about Robinhood/Citadel/GME/Reddit. And it looks like either Google mi…
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Comment #28695908
Uber Explanation, since this is being downvoted. Uber might not have lied about their business, but it surely looks like investors never cared about the businesses viability and ra…
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