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why do i love this so much? nostalgia hitting hard these days.

didn't Sam does this before with another company? he was able to restructure it and come out on top... searching for article... was it Helion? now that i think harder, didnt he comment about it on HN??

love the site and experience. i'm mostly curious how you pitched the project internally and got buy-in for the project. congrats on the launch

Had a feeling something was brewing here with the relaunch of Diggnation. Welcome back!

love it. love this city, too <3

are colleges really this hard to get into these days?

Quotes in here are gold:

“When the Mac came out, I was the only developer who said it was a piece of shit.”

—Philippe Kahn, President, Borland International

>I don't think I've ever been somewhere where the locals were as suspicious of tourists. The pandemic gutted their economy so the feeling of hopelessness hung around even relatively remote places we visited along the Road to Hana.

I went to Maui last year for the first time. I've visited Kauai in my teens (we had family who lived there) this was the vibe then that they described -- tourists are generally not accepted, esp at the local surf spots. I actually found Maui more welcoming.

also came here to say, "my kids!"

Once they did away with their iconic branding I couldn't find their beer in stores in the East Bay -- and when I noticed it I didn't recognize it. California Lager was one of my favorite beers. RIP old friend.

Also a nice rum bar in SF.

Try an early stage startup? Might be some super lean process in place -- maybe very light scrum, not even. Usually it's just "do this thing" -> ship it -> on to the next thing that sticks.

Fun! Would love to be able to throw the pin.

Can Apple tackle Tennis next? Thanks.

what about pardoning snowden?

All made possible by multitouch coming out of MIT! This is the video if i am not mistaken: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89sz8ExZndc

Read the article...

"The company was found responsible for 17 of the 21 major fires that blazed across California in 2017 alone. It was responsible for the deadliest fire in California history last year, the Camp Fire, where 86 people were found dead and more than 50,000 were displaced."

whats made you more successful than other players in this space?

They can sell...?

Congrats -- you now look like every other company in the fintech space.

Airbnb is also adopting this strategy.

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It's not a problem. I'm just saying that Infinum seems to think they came up with a certain layout. When in reality, it just came from bootstrap.

It looks like they both have taken from twitter bootstrap. Both look like very uninspired marketing sites. Infinum, get over yourselves.