Potato Peeler as a Service

#1

Post by stoodder » Sun, Feb 17, 2013, 9:41 PM UTC

Potato Peeler as a Service
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Re: Potato Peeler as a Service

#2

Post by cedricd » Sun, Feb 17, 2013, 9:47 PM UTC

Maybe you should make a SAAS to help identify startups that are worth paying attention to :)

Re: Potato Peeler as a Service

#3

Post by nickgartmann » Sun, Feb 17, 2013, 9:54 PM UTC

cedricd wrote: post #2

Maybe you should make a SAAS to help identify startups that are worth paying attention to :)

If I knew which ones to pay attention to, I'd be a rich investor by now!

Re: Potato Peeler as a Service

#4

Post by hamburglar » Sun, Feb 17, 2013, 10:24 PM UTC

cedricd wrote: post #2

Maybe you should make a SAAS to help identify startups that are worth paying attention to :)

Are you tired of trying to figure out which startups are worth your time? Instagraph? Tweetr? Who can keep track?!? Just sign on to Peelr and we'll sort it all out for you!

Re: Potato Peeler as a Service

#5

Post by noamsml » Mon, Feb 18, 2013, 2:50 AM UTC

I think overall the big difference I see between interesting startups and boring ones is that interesting startups try to expand into a wider platform rather than just solve the small problem they were designated to solve.

Re: Potato Peeler as a Service

#6

Post by nickgartmann » Mon, Feb 18, 2013, 2:12 PM UTC

noamsml wrote: post #5

I think overall the big difference I see between interesting startups and boring ones is that interesting startups try to expand into a wider platform rather than just solve the small problem they were designated to solve.

Do you think thats a product of people solving their own problem, then expanding into fixing the issue for pretty much everyone (a la heroku)? Or is it just projects that have that larger vision?