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What, the lovechild of Arnie and Christopher Walken doesn't cut it?
Whoops. Don't pay until you receive your video! I built this in a few hours to win a contest, but it is totally legitimate. You will get an Arnold voiceover in 48 hours or less.
Re:Ask HN: What would you gladly pay $30/month for? on Monday January 12, 2015 @09:49PM (#8877826)
That would be http://bufferbox.com (acquired a few years ago by Google). Hopefully they grow!
Re:Share your cv on Monday November 10, 2014 @04:26PM (#8586581)
Hey there, I run VisualCV.com. You can view the designs here: https://www.visualcv.com/cv-templates/. Here's a link to a free Pro account if you want to give it a spin: https://www.visualcv.com/?aref=w1cX320ioTSS
http://lxventures.com is a Vancouver based public company that does something very similar to what you just described. It is a very new concept, and hotly debated.

"LX Ventures is a publicly-traded startup technology incubator that launches, acquires and integrates silicon valley style early-stage, high-growth technology companies. "

+1 for https://waveapps.com. Most things are good, but I still end up spending way too much time/money on book keeping. The payroll is awesome. Currently exploring http://10sheet.com for a more streamlined solution to take my mind off the books. Around $100/month which includes access to a real human bookkeeper.
Re:Ask HN: Review my startup, http://everhour.com on Sunday May 19, 2013 @10:29PM (#5735512)
Curious to see how this is implemented. I don't use Evernote, so more marketing detail would be appreciated. For me the ideal time tracker would be something like RescueTime. An app where every activity you do is tracked automatically, but to a deeper level. At the end of the day/week/month, you can just look back and tag things with billable hours. Man, that would be a sweet app.
Re:Dissection of a viral launch on Tuesday October 25, 2011 @06:33PM (#3156193)
Very impressed by the launch page. It actually got me to go through the whole process of Tweeting, Facebooking(?), and sharing. I'll definitely look into the privacy policy service when I get in, myself and some of my clients might have use for it. On another note, have you thought about commercializing the Viral Launch software? Seems you did a much better job than Launchrock, and I know I'd pay for it...