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That's a pretty good idea, but I need a good user base before I can experiment with that, I think. Traditional freemium may indeed not work for this. I've seen
by dmazin 16y ago
That's a pretty good idea, but I need a good user base before I can experiment with that, I think.
Traditional freemium may indeed not work for this. I've seen examples of freemium working for b2b services but charging customers, especially students, may really not work out. This is one of the things I've wanted to find out for a while now.
It's near the OC but worse: The Inland Empire.
- hparra 16y agoWe don't want any 909ers 'round here brah. :) On another note: there is a ton of opportunity in web companies with a background in applied mathematics with all the data mining and social graphing and business statistics. Don't sell your degree short in this field. Do a little research into the major electives available to you and how they may apply to your own work. You at UCR?
- dmazin 16y agoI'm aware of my degree's utility. In fact, my next idea may require a lot more math (graph theory, particularly, which is the case for most social stuff today). However, I like learning being for the sake of learning and don't mind pursuing a degree that I may not want to turn into a career - but if business doesn't work out, I can always go into academia or industry. I'm not at UCR. I'll be moving to Berkeley next Fall.