Startup Job Site Gets Backing From Y Combinator, Relaunches As Startuply

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46 points·rokhayakebe··11 comments

I'll wait until the market is ripe for my startup for startups for startups idea.

Sorry, by doing this funding, ycombinator (being a startup) has already implemented your idea.

I might be able to help you when you do. I'm starting a startup to help startups to help startups to help startups.

That is, as soon as someone helps me by starting a startup to help startups to help startups to help startups to help startups.

Great Idea. I ran a page on an old site of mine: "Hot Startup Jobs" and regularly posted the job vacancies from recently funded startups in Israel. It was a very popular page, but doing everything manually: tracking what's being funded, copying and pasting the jobs, the companies not cooperating/adding and the users not giving anything back -- it was too draining.

Tips: have an RSS feed on search results. For companies, show date of last funding round, preferably with a link to its funding announcement and its jobs page.

Looks great. One thing: on the main site, when I search for "boston" and then "cambridge", I get completely different results, which is a little odd.

It's a bit tough to find, but there's actually a nice map with all the startups on it. I wouldn't mind a 'browse by location' feature though.

"Cambridge" includes companies in the UK.

But then again, most of the companies that come up for Boston are not actually in Boston. Need something like address:Boston, but they don't seem to have implemented that yet.

Same problem.

I don't get these names...they already claim to have failed once because of their name. I don't think this one is much better.

Why doesn't it fit horizontally in 1024x768? Is that the new 640x480? :P

Congrats to the Startuply team on launch and TC!

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