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aml183

999 karma · joined March 28, 2014

I'm the co-founder of Payload, a media company covering the business and policy of space.
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aml183··on Game Wagering with Bitcoin and USD
We went through the Paypal Approval process and were approved.
aml183··on Game Wagering with Bitcoin and USD
We will be adding more games soon. There are only three games currently on the platform: Snake, Asteroids, Flappy Koalah. We required sign-in to encourage a more social experience. We shall be updating soon to allow people to check out the site without signing in.
aml183··on Game Wagering with Bitcoin and USD
Thanks for your concerns. We will actively check out all cryptos! It would be ideal to leverage the technology that has been built through bitcoin and something we will look towards.
aml183··on Stripe Fund Invests $500,000 in Baremetrics
Awesome! This also reminds me of the Twillio fund that Danielle ran from MatterMark.
aml183··on EBay to Spin Off PayPal
A win for them (Icahn and Andreessen) is measured by their wallet not about the societal impact.
aml183··on Can Y Combinator buy the domain hackernews.com?
Two companies in their portfolios are worth $10B+. I am aware their equity portions are still very small, but I would be surprised if they didn't have the money to afford it.
aml183··on My startup failed, and this is what it feels like
Great article!
aml183··on FAA bans the use of drones to deliver packages
Another example of the government becoming overly involved in private enterprise. There are times when the government should become involved, but it must be done in a responsible manner. Government needs to catch up with technological innovation rather than continuing to stifle it.
aml183··on Visualization of age, height and weight of players in the 2014 FIFA World Cup
Messi is one of the smallest soccer players at the WC and yet the best player there. Size doesn't matter.
aml183··on Would you pay $50 for Tinder Profile advice?
This is pretty funny whoever came up with this. I don't know anyone who would pay, but the creator definitely deserves credit for originality.
aml183··on Why Founders Shouldn't Delegate Support Too Early
Completely agree. Learning what your customers are thinking and understanding needs will help you build a better product. If you delegate to others you will lose touch with your customers which will ultimately hurt your startup.

Your customers also feel important if you have the founder emailing you. It really makes you feel valuable as a customer.

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