Ask HN: Who is looking for a cofounder?
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#3[1]: https://lunni.dev/
alexander@notpushk.in
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#4Already have a state-of-the art prototype that has better performance than $3k lidars for under a hundred bucks.
Applications are robots that need to navigate autonomously in a non-cooperative environment (humanoid robots, delivery drones, etc). There's also a dozen other applications to use the sensor for (indoor millimeter-localization with beacons, insect detection and identification, passive localization of sound sources, etc).
I'd love to meet someone with a strong technical background but who could help me on all non-technical tasks (getting funding, finding an application to focus on, managing certifications, etc)
More context at [1] [2]
I'm currently based in France but would like to relocate in March when I finish my current internship.
[1]: https://www.alextoussaint.com/2021-04-28_How-I-built-an-ultr...
[2]: https://www.alextoussaint.com/
alex at alextoussaint.com
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#6for now i'm still building the primitives like spaced repetition, calendar, reminders etc.
imagine if zettelkasten took advantaged of: hypertext, web components, URL state, incremental reading, spaced repetition.
transforming itself into a 'digital collective second superbrain'
/\_/\
( o.o )
> ^ contact me at: adm [at] noite.ink for more
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#8I am disappointed and furious about the progress of our communications industry. ISPs for far too long have been milking the taxpayers and foremost the customers.
During high school, I ran our town's dial-up ISP. This was a high school program to bring internet to our little town, at an affordable non-long-distance price. My most recent employment was taking a wISP from 1300 customers to 5000 customers in 2.5 years with a staff of less than 10. We had 2 IT wizards, the primary owner and myself. The rest were installers/physical maintenance and 2 secretaries.
I'm looking to found an ISP similar to my previous employer, BUT this is going to be a hybrid tower/fiber model ISP that must operate at the lowest cost to consumers possible.
I have worn so many hats it's time to put them all on at once. I'm just not sure if I can pull this off by myself nor will my savings cover the start-up cost.
Sorry for the rant, and no contact info. I should probably spin up the website/email server for contact points while thinking this over.
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#9It's like CodePen meets Vercel but everything is built on the web platform APIs.
https://RTCode.io - The real-time web development playground for HTML, CSS, and JS. Changes in your code reflect instantly in the output, and vice versa. It supports in-editor Workers for backend code, that can be deployed to RTEdge.net.
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#10I built and sold a company. Regret it now. Would really love to get back into something new but haven’t found an idea which really grabs me.
Semi technical in the sense that I can architect sane systems that meet business requirements. But not a CS background, and while I can write code, it’s not a good use of my time.
Last time was 100% bootstrapped and solo founder. Would love to have a cofounder this go around.
Strong preference for someone based on NYC or willing to relocate here.