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by LargeCompanies 12y ago
Thanks, but I am not the logic coder of my team. I'm the designer & design coder only. We could use some more dev/manpower. Everything is written in the latest javascript frameworks like Web Audio API, Node.js and other simil
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by LargeCompanies 12y ago
Maybe it depends what Walgreens you go to? Im here in the north eastern part of Maryland and as noted it worked smoothly/great at Walgreens initially. Like you described. Though a month later I noticed I had to hit yes/confirm t
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by LargeCompanies 12y ago
I was excited about Apple Pay and used it where I could for about a month or so. Though, as we all have to do once or twice a month (ridiculous) I had to get a new debit card and since I havent bothered taking a pic of my newest card for P
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by LargeCompanies 12y ago
Thanks, so we feel based upon that meeting and all the subsequent large companies (Fortune 50 to 500) who then reached out after we have created something extremely special. Basically it's BlueTooth/BlueTooth Audio on Steroids via
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by LargeCompanies 12y ago
Thanks, but lawyers cost money and that resource is lacking for us. We tried and tried and tried to get out to the valley and via an incubator(YC or TechStars), but all we could get to help us are local incubators. We greatly appreciate the
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by LargeCompanies 12y ago
Yeah we filed our provisional 30 minutes prior to this meeting. It is now a patent-pending.
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by LargeCompanies 12y ago
Ummm, no these two people report directly to a fairly well known name in tech. Also, what do I have to lose in naming and shaming them when we may just as well open source our work when we tell our story. I'm tired of being stepped on
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by LargeCompanies 12y ago
At this stage and without backing/guidance from networks like YC, TechStars (tried both a few times) or big angel or VC firms we have nothing to lose in telling our story. We are technologists who have a history of creating innovation
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by LargeCompanies 12y ago
Love to tell my horror story re: my experience dealing with a Fortune 50 company. Under a NDA til May. We are an east coast start-up and two months into creating our tech/product a large entity in the valley found out about us. This
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by LargeCompanies 12y ago
Ummm, there's hundred to thousands of similar stories out in the valley and throughout the nation. Start-up success stories are a minority, so this story isn't that out of the ordinary. THough 11 projects. That is a large number.
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by LargeCompanies 12y ago
I have ZERO CLUE and or social skills to seal the deal with Fortune 500 companies. I am basically a solo founder (have a tech partner, but he's 25% in vs. me 500% in) whose work grabs the attention of the biggest companies in the world
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by LargeCompanies 12y ago
I've lived with a parent (it's a big house they'd alone otherwise here) for I guess too many years then I've should. Also I'm old and my g/f who is similar age of five years also lives with a parent. Though s
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by LargeCompanies 12y ago
As east coasters with a small size network finding advisers who have dealt with Fortune 500 companies(they surreptitiously reach out to us) has proven challenging. Two months into building our Bluetooth over the web type framework we were
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by LargeCompanies 12y ago
So at a recent hackathon we used our framework that syncs up all devices in a room and created another/new audience engagement app. We pitched the app and immediately after a VP of X company said I have to use this at my year end boar
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