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Ask HN: What to do when a Chinese startup clones your website?Dear HN,
I'm CEO of a Germany-based eSports startup and we have a problem.

Today we were approached by a Chinese user of our website who told us that a China-based startup has launched a direct clone of our website aimed at the Chinese market.

Our website https://strivewire.com is a host of for-money eSports tournaments in the Hearthstone vertical, but we are working on expanding to other games as well.

The website in question is a very obvious clone of ours and has both .com and .cn domains: - www.haogegebisai.com - www.chosengamer.com

Basically they copied all the design and even our logo down to the actual URLs.

I've added their CEO on WeChat and inquired about this, and he said they are big fans of our startup. But he also mentioned that they already have investors. Their website launched two days ago and already has a bunch of activity.

We've talked about this internally and hope to be able to gain this startup as a Chinese subsidiary, but we are still unsure if this will actually work out.

From a legal standpoint we are very unsure how much you can actually do in such a case. Should we just wait it out? Our should we aim to litigate to put pressure on their investors? I have some experience in international litigation in cybercrime cases, but from a practical perspective it is very likely to bind a lot of resources and focus.

Another huge problem for us is that we are in talks with a very large Chinese IT company (triple-digit $Bn market cap), and if there is a clone growing in their backyard they might pass on us.

It'd be great if people with more experience in these things could give us some advice.

Thanks, Benjamin

TL;DR: Chinese startup is cloning our business, unsure what to do.
,Ask HN: What should you do when a China-based startup clones your website?Dear HN,

I'm CEO of a Germany-based eSports startup and we have a problem.

Today we were approached by a Chinese user of our website who told us that a China-based startup has launched a direct clone of our website aimed at the Chinese market.

Our website https://strivewire.com is a host of for-money eSports tournaments in the Hearthstone vertical, but we are working on expanding to other games as well.

The website in question is a very obvious clone of ours and has both .com and .cn domains:
- www.haogegebisai.com
- www.chosengamer.com

Basically they copied all the design and even our logo down to the actual URLs.

I've added their CEO on WeChat and inquired about this, and he said they are big fans of our startup. But he also mentioned that they already have investors. Their website launched two days ago and already has a bunch of activity.

We've talked about this internally and hope to be able to gain this startup as a Chinese subsidiary, but we are still unsure if this will actually work out.

From a legal standpoint we are very unsure how much you can actually do in such a case. Should we just wait it out? Our should we aim to litigate to put pressure on their investors? I have some experience in international litigation in cybercrime cases, but from a practical perspective it is very likely to bind a lot of resources and focus.

Another huge problem for us is that we are in talks with a very large Chinese IT company (triple-digit $Bn market cap), and if there is a clone growing in their backyard they might pass on us.

It'd be great if people with more experience in these things could give us some advice.

Thanks,
Benjamin

TL;DR: Chinese startup is cloning our business, unsure what to do.
,Ask HN: How To Paint a MacBook Pro?I've got a 15 inch MacBook Pro and i want to put the logo of one of my websites(ExplodingWumpus.com) on the back cover. I know that getting it laser engraved is the best option but i live in Calgary, AB Canada and everywhere i've talked to that has a laser engraver is either not interested or wants way too much money. So the next option i've looked at is painting it. I was just wondering how you guys would recommend doing it and with what? Making a stencil and then using aluminum spray paint?.
,Ask HN: Selling side project appI've been working for a few months on a neat little app and associated web site for a niche market. I've got branding, logo, domains, admin panel etc all pretty much ready.

Unfortunately some commitments of mine have came up and it's unlikely that I'll be able to continue with it.

I had some success a long, long time ago selling an ecommerce site in a similar state on ebay.

I understand there are sites like flippa which I can give a go.

I'm not expecting to make huge sums of money, but would like someone to take what I've made and give it a shot and hopefully get some beer money..
,DIY, Outsource, Partner... How should I approach creation?Hi all. I come here for some advice. Like plenty of others, I have an idea for an internet business. I know that an idea isn't worth much though if you don't act on it and execute. So, I've been trying my hardest to do what I can. I'm not technical, but I've been been working in all the ways I know how and learning what I don't.

I've developed the idea, asked potential customers questions, got feedback. I know it has potential. So, I designed the website wireframe, business model, marketing model, logo...

But now comes the time where something useable needs to be created. I can show potential customers a wireframe and ask them questions, but until they actually show they are willing to use (and pay) for it, I know I don't have any real traction.

I come here asking for advice on how I should approach creation. There seem to be three approaches:

1. Do it yourselfn2. Outsourcen3. Find a co-founder

Now, I am determined to learn to the technical side regardless. I've started on that journey, tackling HTML, CSS, and Javascript. I'm no expert, but I understand. I want to go after PHP as well. However, I know I don't have time to be professionally proficient in a reasonable time. It won't stop me from learning, but I'm not sure if it's the smartest way to approach this. But please, tell me if I'm wrong. I don't underestimate the amount of work/experience needed to be a great coder though... so I don't expect to be good enough in a few months.

In regards to outsourcing, I have a good amount of money saved, enough to hopefully create something. However, that something might not even be close to the end goal... and then what? What about when customers ask for more? What about maintenance? What if I do go to investors and it's just me... sure, I consider myself valuable on both the business and design end of things, but with no one to cover the technical aspects, who will want to invest? Which brings me to...

Finding a technical co-founder. I'm from NYC and plan on going to some startup meetings I've found out about. However, I know this is a scary proposition as well. For one, I have nothing created, so will anyone want to even come on board? Then I guess I need to assess options 1 & 2.

I just am looking for some guidance here. I'm at this standstill and I feel overwhelmed with all the options and just pick a direction and go. If that's outsource and then find a technical co-founder once something is implemented, then I'll tackle outsourcing now. If it's DIY, then pick up my pace (hell, quit my job, live at home and make studying and creating my new job) so I can get things going. If it's find a technical co-founder, than go out there and prove myself.

Anyway, I apologize for the length of this post, but I guess I have a lot on my mind here. But any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!.
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,Launch HN: Parade (YC S20) – Launch your company without hiring a designerHey HN! We’re Alex and David, the founders of Parade (https://getparade.com). Parade uses software to guide founders through early branding decisions, including designing a basic logo, selecting fonts, selecting colors, and defining their company’s overall aesthetic.

A lot of early stage founders are incredible engineers, but lack the ability to make things look “right”. We’ve seen a bunch of our friends launch products to no reception, some of which seemed due to poor design decisions (like, making buttons hard to find or a landing page that looks like it might steal your credit card).

Two years ago, two of my closest friends started a company, raised a small round, and spent tens of thousands of dollars on their initial branding. That was a substantial percentage of their funding, and then their brand entirely changed once they learned more about their customer. After I saw them waste a ton of time and money on this, I realized that it ought to be possible to build software that could have done just as good of a job as the design agency. At the core of it, the designers asked my friends a bunch of questions about how they want their company to be perceived by customers, offered them colors and fonts and a design aesthetic that conveyed those feelings, and then created a mockup of a website that incorporated those elements. So, I decided to build software to do just that.

With Parade, we have taken a traditional brand design interview and turned it into a self-serve software product. You answer a series of questions about how you want your brand to be perceived and receive design aesthetic suggestions based on them. We use machine learning to identify design elements (such as fonts, colors, layouts, use of color, density of information, line and button styles, and visuals) that project the way you want your brand to feel, then present them to you as simple choices. To power the suggestions, we collected training data from both designers and non-designers to understand what emotional reactions these design elements evoke. Because of this technology, we are able to identify the design aesthetics that you want without having to iterate repeatedly or spend hours searching for inspiration. After you make your choices, we use the math behind design theory (such as an algorithm to expand one color into a range of colors that accounts for the difference in perceived contrast based on hue, saturation, and lightness) to flesh out your brand [0].

Right now, after onboarding, you are able to access all of your design elements in a style guide for free through the dashboard. It includes your colors and your fonts, plus a place to download your logo and icon in a few colors. You can see an example of what this looks like here: https://app.getparade.com/hackernews/style-guide or here: https://app.getparade.com/hooli/style-guide. This is similar to the output startups get from a first engagement with a designer, which helps you set up basic, consistent styling for your website and social media profiles.

At this point, we’ve helped thousands of companies create their brands, including YC-backed companies like WellPrincipled (https://www.wellprincipled.com/), Enable (https://www.enable.us/) and MeterFeeder (https://www.meterfeeder.com/).

The next step beyond style guides would be to automatically generate brand assets—things like pitch decks, landing pages, and social media posts. We're working on that. We haven't completely automated it yet, but we are able to create these assets with very rapid turnaround time. Once we get it fully automated, we plan to add subscription features that enable founders to make ready-to-use assets themselves.

In the meantime, we run an agency, serving customers using our work-in-progress software. It’s different from a traditional agency, though—while traditional agencies spend many days asking you about how you want your brand to look, seeking inspiration, and iterating based on your feedback, we are able to capture what you describe through our onboarding survey and create assets with your design elements algorithmically. We are able to deliver most designs within 48 hours, and almost all of our customers have been satisfied without any iteration. Right now, a lot of the algorithmic design work happens via an in-house Figma plugin, which we plan to move onto our platform in 2022 and open up to self-service.

Something that’s surprised us while working on this: we’ve found that our users don’t always believe that their choices are really great. Design is intimidating—you’re aware that there is some psychology of color and also some color theory rules, but aren’t exactly sure what they are. You’ve built things in the past that just didn’t look quite right—how can you be sure the choices you made on Parade are good? Oftentimes, designers will even use words to make themselves seem to know some secret you don’t. We’re trying to reassure our users by surfacing more of the science behind the suggestions we make, and to make sure we encode rules that prevent certain common mistakes.

We would love to hear your thoughts, questions, concerns, or ideas about what we’re building - or about your experiences with automating design in general. We appreciate all feedback and suggestions!

[0] See https://www.w3.org/TR/AERT/#color-contrast for math on color contrast, or https://alienryderflex.com/hsp.html for a good writeup on perceived brightness..
,All the stupid startup/app ideas I've had so farHere is the list of all ideas I've had so far but never actually took time to create any of them or go further into details

- Church givings - not sure how it's called, but in Christianity while being in Church a person goes around and asks for the money from people, so people give a dollar or few cents. So some kind of app that does that on global scale for the Church

- Would you do it for a dollar? - I even coded this. Basically person can ask someone else: would you _____ for a dollar? And if other person does it and uploads the proof, he gets the money

- You have a dollar? - As beggars beg in real life for a dollar, how about begging online for a dollar

- iEgg - just selling egg with Apple's logo for a high price. This might not be possible because of the logo, copyrights and shit

- Messaging with push notifications only - nowadays you can reply directly from push notifications. So no chat lists, no list of messages or such. You reply directly via push notification

- Don't meet in person - some kind of dating site that forces you not to meet in person, so everything must stay online

- Stupid people repellent - like some kind of mace or such, if someone annoys you, you spray them or around to repel them

- Alien emoji - regular emojis but with double eyes and green color, like this ::D ::) ;;) They are more strong than regular, so if you type ::D it means you are extra happy

- Social network where everything is fake - fake followers, fake likes. Like a hyper networks, you become popular extra fast and gain followers fast. You get likes and notifications from fake people, boosting your dopamine.
,Ask HN: Journalists, what do you want from story requests?Hey HN, I'm planning a software product in the press space, and I'd like to know what you'd want from someone requesting that you write an article about their startup.

Here's what I've got from some brainstorming and asking around my personal network:
- Startup name
- Hi-res logo
- Screenshots/photos of the product
- Description of the product/service
- History (founders' names, previous startups they've done, investors/accelerators if any)
- Quid pro quo (money, free swag/product/service, etc)

Please let me know if I missed anything, or if there's anything on this list that you don't care about.

I'd love to hear from journalists, OR anyone who's had success generating PR for their startup.

Thanks HN!.
,Side Project for Sale – Laravelcollections.comHi all,
I am Adi from India. I started https://laravelcollections.com back in Dec 2018. Here in this site I collect and curate resources for Laravel developers.

It started out as a side project and I felt that it's consuming more time than I intend. So I have decided to sell the project to anyone interested.

What's included
1. The domain - laravelcollections.com
2. Latest source code - Upto date and complete
3. Social media accounts - Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn and Google Business Listing
4. Google Analytics property
5. Email list
6. Logo, banner and other graphics resources

Tech stack
Laravel, jQuery, Bootstrap

Currently the site does not make any money because I did not intend to make money out of it. But there's potential for affiliate marketing and job referral programs.

If you are interested, you can reach me at laravelcollections@gmail.com, I can provide more details there.

If you know someone who might be interested do let them know.
Thank you..
,Anybody dealing with the VID/PID USB issue for small open source projects?Anyone dealing with the VID/PID issue for opensource projects?
E.g. Start a Open Serial Bus org perhaps to highjack some abandoned VID spaces?

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If I recall, USB-IF is pretty hostile to small players distributing only a few products like open sourced projects.

I wonder if there has been any progress in this matter. If not... then has there been any efforts to at least hijack a VID space from a dead company, and coordinate the distribution of the PID numbers for open sourced projects.

On dealing with the USB markings, is it possible to perhaps design a logo that is different enough from the logo USB, but is distinct enough to not be a legal concern?

If so, then we should call this logo "Open Serial Bus", maybe the shape of the logo could be a silhouette of a usb plug, but superimposed over the open hardware lock&gears.

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While we are at it, might be also nice to provide a consistent method for non-standard signals to interface with such "Open Serial Bus" devices. E.g. I saw some phone re-purposed the micro usb connectors to enable or output TTL serial pin outs in place of D+ & D- with a special signal to the ID pin. Sounds very useful. (In that particular case, perhaps a one wire eeprom with baud rate settings might be helpful on the ID pin)

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Btw "Open Serial Bus" does not mean USB. It is OSB. Especially since such org cannot provide guarantees that USB-IF wouldn't do anything to cause trouble (e.g. reissuing a revoked VID/PID pair). And trademark wise, it is OSB, not USB, and thus is not likely to be confused by consumers (Especially if the logo is kept distinct).

You should also have a strict admittance system to ensure only open source projects are included (at the very least to reduce the incentive for USB-IF to take additional offensive measures).

There is precedence for this however. If you recall about i2c, other companies decide to call compatible implementations as TWI (two wire interface) to avoid paying licencing fees.

USB-IF will not be losing money from this however, since if you are making a normal commercial product (with sizable number of items to sell), you ought to fork up the fee to USB-IF to ensure your product is kosher anyway.

tl;dr: Open, but not Universal. But better than the alternative of forking up $5k for a small open source product..
,Ask YC: what is the future for browser extensions that personalize the web?i'm in a position where i can launch personalization on 30,000 browsers. but i havent - because i'm not sure what the equation with websites, my monetization options, and my users could be.

so i thought i'd ask the community, with the example of a few cases & existing scenarios:

[1] GetGlue provides a check-in mechanism for pages you visit. They basically augment the website with toolbars,links, 'like' buttons, badges & so on & even referral links to 3rd parties

[2] webmynd adds personalization to google

[3] rapportive adds links,and even third party raplets into gmail

Conduit[4] has a toolbar, that triggers personalization within webapges and is in the top 100 websites visited in the world today

my question :
1. will they alienate themselves from content destinations ( their 'hosts' )
2. will they be able to sell advertising on a space owned by the host

here in india, a comparable scenario would be when popular dailies occasionally had a pamphlet that the delivery boy would fill and make some money out of. but guess what. the newspaper sued the advertiser - not the 'enabler'.

that said, there are content/personalization cases where the line is more blurry and tilting towards what the user decides to do.

eg: skype extension[5] that takes numbers on a page and turns them into 'call via skype' buttons.

or more recently google's highlight extension [6] that let's you double click/select random phrases on any page, and it displays a google logo with a search button right there. does this account for monetizing 3rd party content? essentially users of this plugin could be on a yahoo or bing page, select a word and a google search would show up. it's kind of a tricky case of accountability IMHO.

if my users want a site personalized, does that justify my plugin personalizing content/websites?

Or perhaps Cooliris [7] & Facebook's [8] form of bizdev driven personalizaton offer a half way path. I think wibiya [9] has reached great scale and are in a position to offer a non-extension,publisher-controlled personalization experience.

thoughts ?

PS: great thoughts on my question to firefox extensions traction here btw
http://www.quora.com/Why-havent-we-seen-browser-extensions-take-off-like-Facebook-Apps

~B.
,MixPanel (YC S09); my mini reviewAfter spotting the mixpanel logo at the bottom of HN I decided to give it
a spin on a reasonably serious site to see what it can do. I've got some
issues with GA that I can't seem to resolve so I figured maybe MixPanel
can replace them.

First impression is that it looks really neat and simple, but on my browser
(ff 3.01) the form fields all somehow manage to hang outside the containing
blocks.

The sign up process is very quick, but there is no email verification, which is
a bit of a pain because it could mean that people use a fake address leading
to emails dumped on unsuspecting bystanders.

After signing up you get a secret token and a skeleton piece of javascript
that you can flesh out to track variables that are important. This is mostly
a manual operation, you insert the relevant bits in strategic spots on your
site, 'instrumenting' it so MixPanel can keep track of what is happening.

The upside of this approach is that you, not they decide exactly what gets
tracked and what it is called.

Right after signing up you are offered to get some 'datapoints' if you get
someone else to sign up, that seems a bit premature, I haven't a clue what
datapoints are.

Other than the initial signup form error the design of the site is very clean
and functional, the documentation is easy to read and stuff can be found
more or less where you expect it.

The 'secret' token that gets generated for your site is not that secret
however, since it is plainly visible in every page that has the javascript
embedded in it. Maybe it should be named 'site specific' token ?

Meanwhile the tag is in place on my site now, and registering visitors
according to the live stats, time to read up on the data points.

Datapoints are mixpanels way of making a business out of this, essentially
they charge you 'per event' on your website. The whole thing revolves around
the 'funnel' concept that anybody in internet marketing is familiar with.

Garbage in at the top, and 'espresso' out at the bottom, mixpanel allows you
to track exactly what the loss percentages are at every stage of the process.

Datapoints cost money, and I think they are way overpriced.

The current pricing scheme is:

    0...10,000 points:          Free
    10,000...100,000:           $25
    100,000...500,000:          $100
    500,000...2,000,000:        $200
    2,000,000...10,000,000:     $700
 

Let me explain why I think they are overpriced: at 100,000 points for
$25 (the first 'plan' they have) for any small ad driven website that
has an ECPM < $0.25 they are costing you as much (or more!) for your tracker
as what you were making on your visitors.

And on a for-pay site that makes $20 / month per user, with a COA of $5 and
a 1:2000 conversion rate on a 1:50 new traffic vs old traffic ratio (all of
those numbers are pretty 'normal') you would again be making a net loss.

One of the sites I run that I could have tried mixpanel on gets 3,000,000
pageviews monthly, the ECPM is around $0.11, so it makes $300 /month.
It's a no-brainer because it costs less than $5 to host on a flatrate 100Mbit
leaseweb box. Using MixPanel with that site is out of the question though.

So, you'd have to be buying a very large volume of points in one go to make
it worth your while, but that means a fairly big up-front cost. $700 in
one go is essentially several months hosting cost for many sites. The
price difference between 'volume buys' and smaller buys here is
$c0.007 / hit on the largest plan, versus $c0.025 per hit on the smaller
ones. That's a 350% or so difference. For a virtual product that is
not reflecting the difference in cost to the provider, which essentially
is only the extra cost incurred by the transactions to process the
payments.

MixPanel currently uses Amazon as their payment processor, which
is a pretty good indication you don't need to worry about where your
credit card details will end up.

The real time statistics are neat, but they will also be very expensive for
MixPanel to maintain long term, and they don't seem to add much actual
value, it's more of a gimmick. A functional real-time stats tracker that is
cheap to operate is very hard to design, which is one of the reasons all the
free tracking tools are using batched updates.

Google Analytics also allows funnel analysis using the 'goal conversions', only
they do it for free and a whole lot more besides.

Meanwhile, I've set up a secondary instrumented set of pages, but for some
reason the data never showed up in the reports. I double checked the code
and the javascript error console, no idea what is going wrong there. The
'feedback forum' seems to be mostly enhancement oriented, not set up
to track problems. It is also externally hosted, which means that you leave
the site, it would be better to have a simple ticketing system (a la trac)
inside the MixPanel environment, where there is a lot more context available.
Incidentally, uservoice, the site that hosts the forum is listed as a customer
of mixpanel, but they also use analytics and quantcast.

MixPanel will probably work well if you have well defined landing pages and
are a straightforward e-commerce, but at the current pricing levels it is too
expensive for high volume low conversion websites, especially for continuous
deployment. And that's a pity because it is especially those sites that would
benefit most from a tool like this.

You could use it for targeted a/b testing though, but setting up a test
seems to be quite labour intensive and error prone.

MixPanel provides you with csv exports of the reports so you can import the
data in to your favourite spreadsheet.

On the whole I think that the concept of an analytics site that concentrates
on the funnel aspect of operating a web service has promise, but I would
like it to be significantly cheaper and easier to set up. As it is it really can't replace GA for all the other features it offers.

edit: in response to an email, COA = cost of acquisition.
,Ask HN: Does this software exist? Image tracker for white label softwareMy Saas company lets customers brand our white label software with their logo, corporate images, slogans, domain, etc. There is a slow manual process where a project or account manager has to give the customers marketing team the available branding points along with the requirements (pixels, file type, character length, etc.) The customer’s marketing team isn’t technical or organized, so they screw up providing content that meets the requirements. After the account manager gets the content from the customer and stages it in the software, the customer sees it and is unhappy. They didn’t take into account how bad a logo with written text appears in a tiny image, they wrote a sub header that doesn’t make sense on a particular page, etc. This slows implementation time which ultimately costs us and the customer money.

Instead of mucking around with this, I want to be able to put a set of urls in our software. Then customers can upload the images and text to some management site that validates the images meet the requirements, automatically does conversions if possible or makes suggestions on what is wrong. Then the images get output to some place where the customer can see them in the software for approval. The customer can then approve them and automatically promote them to the prod software. We the white label saas company never are involved since this is just a set of urls we consume.
I need to be able to expense this on my company card so $1000 a year. It sounds like a cms but most CMS systems are over complicated. This is supposed to save time which gets lost if an account manager has to explain something. Contentful seems to be the closest thing but still doesn’t seem set up for this use case..
,Ask HN: Bootstrapped startup 'forced' to spend $10k. How?Im in an odd situation.

We are a bootstrapped startup. We got a $10k grant to use in startup services, but we cant use it in paying ourselves. And if we don't spend it completely there's a fine we have to pay.

We have to spend the money before the end of July.

Why we asked for the grant in the first place? We thought we need the money to hire developers, but in the end we did the MVP ourselves (I learned to program in rails in the process :)

Being a pre-launch bootstrapped startup, we are not used to spend money like this, so I have been looking in for services that we can pay for 12 months in advance, but they are scarce.

Also I'm looking for some consulting work like web designers for a new logo, get domain names in multiple languages, etc.

Fellow HNers, How can I spend the money? (I have around $8k left).
,I will give an original movie illustration logo design with my creative thinkingI will give an original movie illustration Logo Design with my creative thinking for $5

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,Fighting Misinformation on the WebHN (and /.) fam, we have a bumpy road of misinformation and web prosperity, all tangled together at the moment. My question is pretty simple, and I'm praying stronger algorithmic minds and nimbler typing keys shall uptake the challenge:
Can we make a service that combats misinformation on the web?

Before people bring up examples of similar services, I'm wondering if we can do something that is immediate [proactive, not reactive] and likely to be accepted by major players as something that A) does not inhibit freedom of speech and B) still ensures that people are not misinformed simply because money can buy wallspace/canvas time.

If not some sort of site/extension/clever logo with numerical "trustiness" ... are there some options out there that I'm not considering?

I love freedom of speech and press, but at the end of the day I want information of the highest quality. How can we ensure we all get high quality info, and can we help that process by making some sort of service that detects and highlights bullshit as it is?.
,What will be the top 3 trends in 2016, that shape how we build our startups?Hey there,

During the holidays I was thinking about how 2016 will be different, better than 2015. There are a lot of articles about emerging markets, technologies, but those are the focus of entrepreneurs. But I'm interested in what will change in how we build startups...

Here are my top 3 guesses.

1. Augmented productivity:
I'm a fan of the gig economy ever since I ordered the first $5 logo design from fiverr. And I'm just starting to explore MTurk. This year I'll put a lot of effort into learning how to combine these with workflow automation services like Zapier, and new AI stuff... I think such methods could multiple personal productivity. Inspired by the guy who automated 90% of his work.
http://www.businessinsider.com/programmer-automates-his-job-2015-11

2. Improved startup-building platforms:
It would be such a blessing to multiply the ratio of successful startups, and lower the pain of failing. I mean, 9 out of 10 startups fail even in developed startup hubs. That's one metric that we need to fix. Traditional incubators and accelerators are nice, but not too effective in mitigating risks. I loved how YC started Research (http://blog.ycombinator.com/yc-research), and even more, that there are now so much more startup studios (http://buildtogether.co/startup-studio-list), and finally there's a booklet (http://laicos.com/anatomy-of-startup-studios-is-out/) that explains in detail how these venture builders work.

3.Crowd*:
Besides perk based crowdfunding, there are more and more platforms where you can offer equity in your startup for support. That just adds to the option of the founders to get the money they need... who know, maybe even faster than angel money and with better than vanilla term sheet conditions.

What do you think, what are your picks?

@aszig.
,Ask HN: How to stop leachers abusing our siteHello,

I run a service called BlueMailCentral.com. That allows you to send a letter (snail mail) from your PC to any country in the world. As a marketing instrument the first letter is free of charge, no questions asked, no payment needed. The problem I have now is that a group of people are abusing my system to send out the famous Nigerian scam mail. (I can't believe people still fall for that.)

Besides the fact that it is actually costing me money it also damages BlueMail’s reputation because my logo/url is on the back of the envelope containing the scam letter.

My problem is that I want to stop them while maintaining the low threshold for the real customers.

As far as I can tell they handle the registration process manually, that makes solutions like (re)capcha etc useless.

Any ideas/tips/suggestions ?.
,Tell HN: Professional Branding and Identity for your Startup for $100My friend has extraordinary skill at creating company branding and identities. He created the logo for my startup ( http://www.blabberize ) and its been really great for our image. He recently is spending some free time between jobs and mentioned that he has been doing some sketches for fictitious companies to expand his portfolio. He finds creative work more fun than most of the high profile companies he works for. I suggested that there may be some people who would love to have the quality of his work in the startup community that may not have the resources to pay for his caliber of work. Heres a link to his portfolio:

http://www.thomas-doyle.com

Hes willing to deliver a company logo for $100. All you have to provide is: 1: Name of the Company 2: Imagery that you would like incorporated and/or text 3: Your vision of what you like the logo to look like.

I'm posting this here because when I started my startup four years ago I didn't have any money to spare and I needed a logo. My friend ended up building this stellar iconic graphic that ended up being our defining image. He went on to bigger and greater things, and I felt lucky that I got to tap into his talent back when I didn't have the money and it was worth so much more. I think it anyone starting a startup would think this is a godsend..

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Starting out a personal training small business and wanting to save money on logo design I watched every episode Will has put out and gave it my best go. As a gamer and gym enthusiast I believe it’s important to remember we are all playing the game of life with one health bar and no resets 0

Who can make the hellaphant logo I’m willing to pay 15-20 mil in-game money lmk 1

Me, just throwing money at random cryptos cuz I like the look of their logo 2

Update our logo please, make it the color of money! 3

Pride flag and logo design $17 flat rate i have tremors so the lines arnt the cleanest but ill try my best, sadly I can only accept pay through cash app (or if you just wanna support me and not buy anything, any amount of money is greatly appreciated $benjiboio ) 4

I wonder how much money Humans/Mobians gets when Eggman commissions them to create his new logos 5

I LOVE PRIDE LOGOS NOT MADE JUST FOR MONEY 6

GIVEAWAY: SPROTT MONEY is giving away 10oz of SILVER to THREE people who upvote and comment why they love silver! Totally free… They will ship to you… Giveaway ends 10/22/22!!! 🚨 7

Mandela Effect: anyone remember Walter buying a supermarket to launder his money and using the Wexler McGill logo as an inspiration for his own logo? 8

[WTB] Money Box Logo New Era Cap (Blue) - Sz 7 3/8 or 7 1/2 - $65 9

Border Patrol seizes 44 lbs of fentanyl labeled with ‘CNN’ logo 10

Who knows what font is used on the internet money logo? 11

That is a lot of money for a flying disc with logo and leds, is it not? 12

Ex-Bayonetta voice Hellena Taylor says she was offered $4000 for her work in Bayonetta 3, leading to her dropping out of the project and now asking fans to boycott the game and donate money to charity instead. 13

Not sure if this fits here, but… The logo of an extremely popular app for sending money in Norway. (It’s called Vipps, not Vopps or Vupps) 14

C here is the representative of all the languages that their logo is their name, but fancier 15

She’s selling the Sadboy car! I’ve wondered what became of this waste of money. I think she used it in photos for Sadboy merch and maybe a music video. What a complete waste of money it was for her to buy this and ruin it by customizing it w/that stupid logo. I’m curious how much she’s losing on it. 16

[WTB] Money Box Logo New Era Cap (Blue) - Sz 7 3/8 or 7 1/2 - $65 17

Logo and Identity design for Revorium . Revorium is an mobile app which allows you to transfer money all around the world. You can also pay your bill with it! 18

Please turn my terrible marker doodle into a fun T-shirt logo? It feels too wide currently. Knucks can be more 3D if you're feeling frisky. I'm not married to any of it. 5usd plus tip to the one I choose and dibs on two other logos for more money. Thank you! You all are so talented. Back tomorrow. 19

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