In addition to this thread, those looking to network with other HNers should check out Kismet: https://findkismet.com Disclaimer: I created it and that's how I found my cofounder.
Ask HN: Who is seeking a cofounder?
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#62Able | Remote (US/Europe) | https://able.bio/ Building a LinkedIn alternative for programmers. Users can earn skills on their profiles through code challenges, write blog posts and find jobs. Looking for a technical co-founder with strong Python/Django experience. Have built most of the MVP already but need someone to share the load and help engage with the developer community.
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#64These threads always interest me. Who is really willing to bring on an absolute stranger to their early-stage startup and heap a bunch of responsibility (and equity) on them? It seems a random individual from the internet would be very likely worse than no partner at all, considering you're pretty well locked together and you have no idea how that person handles conflict or pressure or really anything. And why would…
I posted a couple of minutes ago so I can tell you why I did it. There are INCREDIBLE talented people out there that for several reasons never start a company. Some of those reasons could be the lack of opportunities or because they just didn't have the chance of working on something cool or with the right people. Why would anyone join? Basically for the same reason, in our case, we are a little ahead in terms of fun…
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#65Im working on a social audio app, an app with a lot of generated voice changing filter for podcast/audiobook/storytelling!
Mostly focusing on UGC/PGC, is a heavy operation/tech/design.
Im looking for a co-founder/backend engineer. personally I'm working on a product design and on a tech side I'm taking care of machine learning/ native IOS.
If you're interested working on a new and challenging project shoot me an email. abtin.se8@gmail.com
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#66These threads always interest me. Who is really willing to bring on an absolute stranger to their early-stage startup and heap a bunch of responsibility (and equity) on them? It seems a random individual from the internet would be very likely worse than no partner at all, considering you're pretty well locked together and you have no idea how that person handles conflict or pressure or really anything. And why would…
Having seen online dating go from distasteful niche ==> new classifieds for the desperate ==> somewhat mainstream among early adopters ==> dominating offline dating channels, I wouldn't be surprised if online cofounder dating happens somewhat similarly.
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#68We provide transcription for events like conferences that delivers high quality results that are SEO optimized and time tagged to source content. We have a technical MVP that works, and after a couple more features plan to launch and start charging for it. Currently spending my time focusing on finding more potential clients to interview. Historical interviews and demos have resulted in a high level of interest from people.
Competitors include https://www.edgar.live/ and others.
Email my username at gmail.
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#69I'm an experienced ML engineer with experience in production algorithms, data science pipelines, and ML-powered digital marketing. Looking for folks on the product-market fit side of things. Send me a connect request on with a message on linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/osazuwa/
Re: Ask HN: Who is seeking a cofounder?
#70In addition to this thread, those looking to network with other HNers should check out Kismet: https://findkismet.com Disclaimer: I created it and that's how I found my cofounder.
Hi there, I signed up with Kismet a long time ago and loved the idea. Unfortunately, most of the profiles kismet emailed to me were low quality. Most profiles were sparsely filled out. Are things better these days?