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Comment #35405150
I can remember two questions from Michael Seibel: 1) He asked something about if I was going to find a co-founder or not. I think I said that we started getting traction pretty fas…
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Comment #35396842
See my comment to @Syrusakbary
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Comment #35393824
When I asked some of my partners what it was about me/my application that got us in, this is what I heard: 1. We had revenue, meaning we weren't afraid to charge. Many first founde…
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Comment #35393780
That's right! We made a bet on collaboration because everyone was already doing single player. Now there are even more single-player tools, they are all still competing with each o…
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Comment #35393755
Updated the end of post: > Shout out to Syrus Akbury (W19), Ian Tien (S12), and Taariq Lewis (S15) for encouraging me to apply and helping me with my application way back when :) B…
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Comment #35382432
This was my first application to YC.
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Comment #31319872
Amazing work!
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Comment #27157738
Thank Ben :)
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Comment #26654041
Also confused here. Slide 7 [0] says seed funding of $1.8M, but Airbyte is also calling the most recent round a $5M seed. Implies they will call the first round Pre-Seed retroactiv…
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Comment #26452426
Hey! Founder of Athens here, we just launched on HN 2 weeks ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26316793 Agree with your comment. What we've found is that most people don't a…
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Comment #26323540
True. Roam Extensions have been poorly managed so far, making it extremely difficult for extension developers to develop and maintain. Maybe that'll change, but an open platform is…
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Comment #26323092
Yup, still thinking about pricing and features. Working on the privacy policy and ToS this week.
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Comment #26323086
This is my first time hearing of Sandstorm! Their page https://sandstorm.io/how-it-works writes: > For example, when using Etherpad – a document editor app – on Sandstorm, every do…
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Comment #26323041
Very curious, can you elaborate on these principles? i.e. academic design vs SaaS?
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Comment #26323031
https://twitter.com/flancian is working on a generic tech that would bridge notetaking apps together. The important syntax we all agree on is [[wikilinks]] and some subset of markd…
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Comment #26322960
The first time I used Tiddly years ago, the UX never resonated with me so I wasn't able to get over the learning curve. More recently, one of our users gave me a pretty detailed to…
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Comment #26321498
Emacs/org-mode is pretty optimized for singleplayer, technical users, and plain-text. Further down the road, we hope to support APIs/integrations, collaboration, and rich media, an…
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Comment #26321397
* Currently `index.transit` is the source of truth. When a user sees new changes, their current db is saved, and they have the option of opening the new one or continuing to edit t…
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Comment #26321328
Ah, very good to know. Don't use Roam too much these days ;) Sometimes it's hard to know if their performance issues stem from networking (they use Firebase) or just client stuff (…
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Comment #26321185
Well the other aspect of it is that DataScript is client-side. That said, we could use sqlite in browser or even IndexedDB at this point. Yes, a pure JS/TS alternative without a gr…
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Comment #26320902
EDN import is done, just want to improve performance in Athens as most Roam dbs are bigger. I know Roam users will have higher expectations :) https://github.com/athensresearch/ath…
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Comment #26319253
Simplicity wins. Pencil and paper FTW
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Comment #26319240
We have athensresearch.org and athens-research.com, neither of which I love. We actually do use Electron! ClojureScript compiles to JS at the end of the day. Ultimately Clojure is …