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thefahim

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About thefahim

co-founder @ fahim@adquick.com

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    Dropping by to say I went to this high school. Class of '07

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    Comment #18355886

    AdQuick | Senior Software Engineer | REMOTE | Venice, CA We're building the AdWords for outdoor advertising. We're used by companies like Instacart, Squarespace and Eaze. Our engin…

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    Comment #16738039

    AdQuick | Venice, CA | Full Time | ONSITE | $80-140k We've raised $3M+, ex-Instacart/Amazon, building a marketplace to buy and measure outdoor advertising. We were profitable last …

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    Comment #15829404

    AdQuick | Senior Software Engineer | Venice, CA | Full-Time | Onsite | https://www.adquick.com We're building the Amazon of Advertising. Amazon started with books, and we're starti…

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    Comment #15717099

    We don't list their pricing publicly and only share inventory on a per-campaign basis similar to how they currently sell using PDFs and Excel files.

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    Comment #15717010

    Also co-founder at AdQuick here. We work with sales people daily and getting their inventory to our customers. They love that we are bringing them new business. As for brand guidel…

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    Comment #15716994

    All advertising is screened by the company that's putting up the advertising and is not automated. I'm co-founder of a company building exactly this – AdQuick.com. We're funded by …

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    Comment #15715278

    Hey, co-founder of AdQuick here. We're funded by Initialized Capital/Garry Tan and other YC partners. https://techcrunch.com/2017/07/14/adquick-seed-funding/

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    Comment #15604422

    AdQuick | https://adquick.com | Los Angeles (Venice) | Full-time | ONSITE | WILL RELOCATE We're building a self-service platform to buy outdoor advertising (billboards, transit). J…

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    Comment #15385326

    AdQuick | Venice, CA | Full Stack Developer | Full Time | On Site We're an outdoor advertising startup (think billboards, transit ads, etc) bringing an archaic industry to the pres…

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    Comment #14747088

    Amendments, right of refusal, etc do not happen in SAFE rounds. Why do we assume they should happen in a priced round? Seems like all these documents have been generally standardiz…

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    Comment #14747067

    All of this seems automatable with software as long as everyone follows conventions (as they do with SAFEs).

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    Comment #14746214

    The cost of priced rounds is often brought up as a reason to choose a SAFE. Why are priced rounds so expensive in the first place?

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    Comment #14283282

    Yes, this makes sense and is a great way to get started. Once you get your foot in the door, you can start introducing features to differentiate yourself and increase your price. F…

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    Comment #13769185

    What's your LinkedIn? Would love to chat. We're not Hulu but a different young high growth startup.

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    Comment #13766024

    AdQuick | Senior Full Stack Engineer | Los Angeles, CA (Santa Monica/Venice) | Fulltime | ONSITE AdQuick is a marketplace for outdoor advertising (think billboards, bus shelters, e…

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    Comment #13596744

    Love this!

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    Comment #13562323

    Black car drivers do this illegally along bus routes in NYC.

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    Comment #13304984

    Here's the correct blog post: https://medium.com/@fahimferdous/whats-interesting-about-adq...

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    Comment #13302623

    AdQuick | Santa Monica, CA | Full-Stack Engineer (Rails) | Full-time | ONSITE We're a pre-seed startup, building a marketplace for outdoor advertising (think billboards, bus shelte…

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    Comment #9304920

    Instacart: Self-driving Carbs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IzjkFiv6CPs

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    Comment #7601261

    We can't read your mind buddy! But agreed, 10k lines of code in just a few files is a valid point of concern.

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    Comment #3850392

    Also a possibility: They did not sue because the cost of litigation is more than the revenue lost from the widget.