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“I also almost don't see a future where at some point that's where a majority of people spend their lives because we're already pretty close.”

“Some people, they ask me, hey, like, I don't know, is Product Hunt, like, Do B to B companies do well there? And I'm like, yeah, like probably more B to B companies than B to C companies actually.”

“In five years, you'll see Product Hunt turn into a community and a site for all kinds of people and all kinds of things. And it will be a place where you can find all kinds of things from You know, whatever you're most passionate about, and you can find like-m…”

“We raised a seed in the series A, we had capital to grow, and we didn't actually try to make money until after we were acquired by AngelList.”

“People think that most of product hunt is actually consumer as well. It's probably, I don't know, 50% at most is consumer. There's a lot of B to B stuff on there.”

“Today, they announced it just got released in Japan, the game for the first time, and McDonald's partnered with them, and their gym's now at nearly 3000 stores in Japan.”

“From a market perspective, I don't see a world where we don't have something like that in podcasts, like a place where people can discover and engage and almost geek out about podcasts together. To date, those exist in like on Reddit to some extent and, Variou…”

“I believe we'll see more and more distributed teams, more remote workers. It's sort of this movement towards that direction. And I think more people will be willing to build teams like that because it's easier to work remotely with Slack and like various video…”

“Leading into, to the YC interview, we were growing 50% month over month”

“It's cheaper than the Bay Area. It's cheaper than LA. When you kind of counter Kind of like all in costs.”

“Once we started generating revenue, we did so very quickly and we got to cashflow breakeven. I want to say a year, maybe 12 months after we started generating revenue.”

“We've invested in over a 110 companies now.”

“We, if I'm not mistaken, I think we were like 50% month over month. And that's not counting like with hundred users in month one, but it was like over the course of a few months with some users.”

“They never raised like a real VC full round.”

“What Gabe's done with TechMe, which has been around forever. You know, it's been, it's basically a force and like a thing that everyone in technology knows about... And it doesn't, he hasn't raised money.”

“In fact, in the next five years, we're going to see a ridiculous number of products being built, partly because it's more accessible, it's easier, you don't actually need any money to build anything.”

“Nintendo is up to 96%. I just took this morning since early July.”

“Using Foursquare data that can predict that Chipotle sales are going down just due to the foot traffic alone.”

“It was obviously still very small because it was pretty early days, but we were seeing about 50% month-over-month growth in total, like, top-line user visits. And that was consistent for the first, I don't know, two, three, four months.”

“So built this email list, sent it out, got a few hundred subscribers initially, and it took me 20 minutes to set up.”

“Like Casey Neistat and his new app, they used it to start capturing interest for beam panels or new app that's coming out.”

“AngelList, ironically, was one of those. Like, AngelList's MVP essentially was an email digest.”

“More than half the product and community is actually outside the U S”

“And so when we realized that I would every morning go on Twitter and like search for their Twitter username and say Hey Jill, your product is, is over here. People are talking about it. Do you want to join and answer questions? And like, 80% of the time they'd…”

“So they do all of this work that would normally cost maybe a 100,000 dollars to set up all for like 12,000 dollars and they take a piece of the carry.”

“The first version was really a Ruby on Rails app that Nathan, my buddy, he built it over like a five-day Thanksgiving holiday”

“There's the email digest, which hundreds of thousands of people subscribe to.”

“Investors started approaching me before I never actually approached investors in the beginning.”

“Matt, for example, he was a super early user, Matt at beta works. And when we started, when I started talking to him, like he already understood the value of it and he was a user and consumed it daily himself.”

“The video and the TV space and even the movie space as well is there's an explosion of creation happening there. And the same is, is absolutely true for podcasts.”