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my understanding is that GCP has recently changed their startup programme. I applied a few weeks ago, and had the same bad service as the OP.
If you take out the startup bit, something like Float app feels more useful since it connects with Xero and can do some of the scenario planning too: https://floatapp.com/
I have to say, I'm pretty excited by this. Mutual insurance companies have existed for a good while, but they're not easy to find. Having one that's married to great tech definitely makes me want to use it.
I'd agree with that. There's a general feeling that people are surprised when their insurance companies pay out/cover some big cost (like rot), rather than it just being part of life. That says something about how much we trust existing insurance companies.
Just typed in 'What if robots ruled the world?'
No reply after 10mins ... shouldn't I get some sort of error handling/user expectation management if it's a question that can't be answered by Murphy?
As much as it pains for me to say it, I do think small, quiet 1-2 person offices are great for thinking and getting real work done. I believe the IDEO offices in the Bay Area have a combination of a centralised area for discussions and collaboration, but a set of smaller offices for more focused work time. Something which would actually be quite nice to see more of ...
+1 on the comment.
I'd still give it a spin though. We've been looking for a way to make github work better for us, and this looks like it's going to hit the mark.
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I just tried to get a refund, but realised that indiegogo doesn't hold funds like kickstarter do.
I understand that its my own fault for not waiting, but if Indiegogo doesn't do anything about this, I think their reputation could get quite badly damaged ...
Well, that's cool. While I totally get the point of what the OP was trying to do (and it's awesome trying to be make female coders/founders more visible), I have to confess that as a fellow 'girl of HackerNews', I think the title could be less leading and a bit more constructive.
There are other female founders out there that code. I'm sorry to say that you're not the first, nor the last. It's about how we get MORE female founders and female coders to increase the diversity of the startup world.
(Incidentally, I'm female, a startup founder and I code. )
+1 for Pipedrive.
I second that. I was just about to email Nate to ask him how he would deal with this issue but struggling to articulate it. Thanks!
This makes a lot of sense especially if Apple wants to move Apple TV on. Lots of TV manufacturers like Samsung has gesture navigation implemented already.
This should be exciting.
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What should really happen is for hackathons to stop awarding prizes. There's no need for them. Most people go to hackathons because they want to meet people, try new things and learn stuff.
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We build collaborative educational games on the iPad. You should check out Equator (https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/equator-2-player-problem-sol...).
It's a real shame to hear this story. I met Toni back in 2010 at a mobile event called MEX and thought the concept was super exciting. It's a shame this happened... I hope the team go on to do bigger and better things.
Awesome. Please pass on any comments/feedback. We'd love to hear from her.
It was designed by autism researchers based at the Univ of Edinburgh so its pretty pedagogically sound.
Direct link is: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/findme-autism/id491925436?ls=...
Also, the app is done in Cocos2D, but we might rebuild it in Unity and release it onto android if there's a demand for it ...