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looks great already. agree that focus is ones most important tool

In a thread littered with unpleasantness this comment gave me hope.

Best comment in here.

some good data on best in class saas

ITT: People who want to talk about their own issues and not Recurse Center.

Not 100% of it. Email is a public utility and people use it in different ways.

Fair.

Maybe he doesn't want to talk to you. I'm not stoked to see you commenting about your personal issues.

Says volumes about our level of discourse that this is considered a pearl of wisdom.

how did you manage to make a whole article out of 'soap is easy to sell illegaly'

Yeah but nobody here realizes that.

I know this is satire but it's not untrue. A lot of important sites on the Internet were/are being created in San Francisco. More recognizably so than anywhere else.

coherent and insightful analysis

Look, I'm not the ethical police or anything, but I think it clearly is.

Violating the limit 1 per customer policy is stealing.

EDIT: I wasn't going to engage but with this many downvotes I feel obligated to explain myself. Like I commented below, I'm not trying to tell you how to act. I merely wanted to point out that just because it's easy doesn't make it not wrong. As a group of people who actually run their own companies I would expect us to know better.

cool to see matt huang get a well deserved shout out

Maybe he glued it on by accident.

...I hate all the titles on here lately.

I ordered this awhile back when it was posted in the YC Holiday Gift list.

I freaking love it. Relatively cheap and makes my hair feel better than the Aveda products I was previously using.

great article. sounds like sasha and lendup are in business for all the right reasons. hopefully their story inspires more like them.

yeah and its dope now

yeah but then it would be harder to find things when revisiting the list. oh wait you cookie everyone and preserve the order on an individual basis. sick.

this could disrupt the recruiting industry. its a matchmaking service and it matches your personality to the company. someone make this please.

I can already sell anything to anyone, anywhere.

same here. hope they fix it soon

as a self taught developer ive never understood the point of gamifying the process. building a real world application - dropping in user auth, image upload, etc is far more rewarding than leveling up in some imaginary system.

that being said i welcome more tools for helping people learn to program.

from the perspective of a retailer, how much does apple take in the apple pay scenario? is it 0.15% + standard credit card fees?

this is actually super interesting. excited to see where this stuff goes.

what is this?

that's not likely