FROM BUILDERS, FOR DOERSVOL. 03 / QUALITY-FIRST DISCOVERY

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Ask HN: How to get rid of a co-founder

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Keep in mind we're doing less than $20k/yr in sales.

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Tell HN: Tuft and Needle Follow-up (Ten mattress, improvements and growing pains)

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Improved the visuals and photography to show that Tuft & Needle is a quality product crafted with care rather than just another low price mattress.

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Want to take over my startup?

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It has about 150 active walls and paying customers, but so much more potential.

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Freelancers Are Not Pieces of Meat - Don't Act Like One

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"Woopity-doo, we saved $30,000 and trashed our reputation and I got fired!

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Ask HN: Please review my pet project - Ping Brigade

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They target different users and have different pricing levels, but quite a few are actually free and there was two free services with over than …

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Ask HN: How to find problem worth solving today?

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We started by finding a client, solving their problem, moved on.

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Bootstrapped startup problem: credit card company abuse

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I paid the $27k balance in full two days before the March 20 rate change and even had a negative $200 due because of a …

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Ask HN: Where would you feel proud to work?

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Now I run a non-profit that is focused on helping people.

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Ask HN: I'm resigning soon, any suggestions what to build on my own?

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The new startup/project I quit my job for was something that I had been working on part-time for 3 years before that.

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