Flemlord

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by Flemlord 19y ago
With a more mature company, the valuation method is fairly straightforward. The ratio depends on your industry. Find a few equivalent companies and average their PE ratios. Then subtract somewhere between 20-40%, depending on how new/mature
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by Flemlord 19y ago
I know, I know... blasphemy! But damn, it's a sweet little application.
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AOL Mail was rewritten in Microsoft Silverlight 2.0 and released today. It is better than Gmail.(webmail.aol.com)
4 points by Flemlord 19y ago|15 comments
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by Flemlord 19y ago
Microsoft Word 2007. I love the tab strips and the new formatting options. My documents look beautiful.
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by Flemlord 19y ago
Most large companies are incorporated in Delaware because they do not tax out-of-state corporations. I also know Nevada allows one-person corporations, which is fairly unique. Edit: I just realized I misread the headline as where should y
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Ask YC: Where do you post ads for programmers?
5 points by Flemlord 19y ago|7 comments
937.
by Flemlord 19y ago
Waiting for Silverlight. Hoping to frontend a new product with it. WPF is my fallback.
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by Flemlord 19y ago
Outlook
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by Flemlord 19y ago
After the Singularity we'll have unlimited custom software development. ;-)
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Ask YC: What do you use for Project Management?
22 points by Flemlord 19y ago|35 comments
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by Flemlord 19y ago
There are always weaknesses in existing products which allow nimble startups to gain a foothold and launch a company. It's also much easier to build a product when you don't have 10,000 users pinging you with feature requests and bug fixes.
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by Flemlord 19y ago
The more karma you have, the more likely you are to reincarnate into something cool the next time 'round the wheel. Lots of karma=rock star. No karma=a snail.
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by Flemlord 19y ago
Anybody else read that as "wedding" or "niche space travel"? Talk about an unfocused startup...