… Anyway, I always thought the YC stuff was for people with bigger ambitions than mine. I have tried YC founder school, which is cool. Reach out if you wanna chat.
Original discussionAsk HN: YC co-founder matching is bad101 source comments · at importI'm wondering is there a monthly or periodically post on HN where we could actually learn about other people's ideas or people who are just in development phase or maybe just researching and are looking for co-founders. I'm wondering what everyone thinks.
Full originalBring your own experience to the conversation.
The best micro-founder partnerships are where both people have some knowledge of the industry they want to build a product in. But one of them is an engineer and the other is into sales.
Full originalThis might be one of those "MBA grads always think of startups that would help MBA grads" things but it might be fun to dip your toe in the water with a website that collects microbusiness ideas that people don't want to do, but might like to see
Full originalMight have a hard time, finding that, in this venue. Most VCs are betting for The Big One, and microstartups are probably not gonna deliver that. I would be a "microstartup" kind of guy. I hang around here for the community, not the opportunity.
Full originalI'm a doctor finishing up residency soon. I'm thinking of going into full-time coding rather than practice. I may do a few shifts here and there for money/stay afloat, but otherwise looking to transition. Would be interested in chatting with you/and anyone else also going through something similar, maybe learning together, sharing the journey!
Full originalRespect different perspectives. Share concrete experiences.
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