AlexTheFounder

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by AlexTheFounder 18y ago
This is basically how family works. Every party should have a right to be 'right' in the agreed range of situations (my wife is always right in the house, no matter what). So, the founders should split the territory and then follow to the a
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by AlexTheFounder 18y ago
My old school friend went to continue the business with another guy and left our company to die on my hands. I pulled it through on my own and had a steady income for 2 years. Never trust your feelings and imagination. Plan your startup as
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by AlexTheFounder 18y ago
Add to it the spare time at an airport, in a supermarket, in an office waiting ... Also disabled people come to mind, kids as well. So TV will definetely stay
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by AlexTheFounder 18y ago
It wasn't same design exactly, the difference can be in the details, materials, etc ...
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by AlexTheFounder 18y ago
the article says its incorrect to put it like this
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How not to get a Wuzzy(kevinjmireles.wordpress.com)
1 points by AlexTheFounder 18y ago|0 comments
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by AlexTheFounder 18y ago
While #1 is pretty obvious, #2 came rather a surprise to me. Partnering with an 'artificial' cofonder can get you into more trouble than having none at all.
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by AlexTheFounder 18y ago
There is a link to his other website: http://www.dfj.com/team/TimDraper.shtml
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by AlexTheFounder 18y ago
Agree
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by AlexTheFounder 18y ago
"90% of everything is crap – music, movies, cars, people." - never guessed the last ingredient before
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by AlexTheFounder 18y ago
Do you mean that Posterous is "a place to post everything. just email us" your YC application? (a joke)
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by AlexTheFounder 18y ago
As usual: devil is in the details. We use email because its everywhere, and I doubt that all these 100 people in the editors example will have ZOHO, SocialText or whatever account to access your document. Company-wide it will work, but then
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by AlexTheFounder 18y ago
webwright, haven't seen your job ad, but I guess its not that challenging for a real "client" hacker to become attracted. Personally, I wouldn't bother applying because I see no future for myself as a "desktop" fanatic at your company - don
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by AlexTheFounder 18y ago
I tried mono myself this summer for quite a complex web front end/back end application written in .Net on Windows. What I found was: 1) the core mono libraries are extremely good, I was able to drop the binaries on Linux and get to work imm
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by AlexTheFounder 18y ago
krschultz, what kind of danger you're talking about? Just curious.
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Roger Ehrenberg's check list applied
2 points by AlexTheFounder 18y ago|1 comments
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by AlexTheFounder 18y ago
rtf, while you call your startup ideas "startup dreams", don't go for it. Go for it only when you start calling it "passion" and know where to start
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MentalFaces.com - my for-fun project
1 points by AlexTheFounder 18y ago|1 comments
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by AlexTheFounder 18y ago
Not per hour. The point is to avoid usual confusion at the initial stage of getting into the context of the project. People can be afraid to spend that extra hour to get fully aware of the thing and without that hour they just pass off not
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by AlexTheFounder 18y ago
They look pretty busy already :) I think that having someone to contact me after reading my post on YC could be interpreted as a sign of that person "startup readiness"
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by AlexTheFounder 18y ago
My project is featuring a new approach to meet people online, dating so to say, but completely different from the rest, believe it or not :)
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by AlexTheFounder 18y ago
I wanted to highlight the fact that having good communicating skills is a must for second cofounder. At the moment I'm alone and since the project is mostly done, I would not expect to need someone technical, unless things will go really we
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Looking for non-technical cofounder
7 points by AlexTheFounder 18y ago|8 comments