RRiccio

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by RRiccio 13y ago
Edit: Of course I meant the opposite on the first sentence.
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by RRiccio 13y ago
There is always room for improving. What I'm saying is that going from level 2 to 3 isn't nearly as fun as going from level 9 to 10. To put in another way: most MtG players I know are still in love with the game 10 years after the
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by RRiccio 13y ago
I used to be a professional poker player, and although I agree that especially in the beginning -- while you're quickly evolving -- it's a lot of fun, after a while you do it for the money. It's very different from MTG, where
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by RRiccio 13y ago
This would be like saying, in 1994, that Amazon was a step in the wrong direction for selling books online instead of realizing that physical books would stop existing altogether.
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by RRiccio 13y ago
Thanks a lot for the feedback -- we're still experimenting with the homepage. Until a few weeks ago we were invite-only, and now we're going to test a few approaches and see what makes more sense to keep content quality high (that
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by RRiccio 13y ago
Both are great ideas, thanks!
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by RRiccio 13y ago
Yes, that's one of the main challenges with Brazil & Latin America -- to make sure we get every single city's unique aspects right, we're going to roll out one city at a time. And Belo Horizonte is for sure one of the mos
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by RRiccio 13y ago
The overwhelming majority of people who would leave reviews on Glio have Facebook accounts -- their penetration in Brazil is very high as jaredsohn said.
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Glio (YC S13) Aims To Be The “Yelp of Brazil” And Beyond in Latin America(techcrunch.com)
53 points by RRiccio 13y ago|30 comments
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On Finding a Tech Co-Founder(rriccio.quora.com)
1 points by RRiccio 14y ago|0 comments
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by RRiccio 15y ago
Rio de Janeiro (or Remote) Rails Developer - Fulltime Glio (glio.com.br) We're a local reviews social network. Our story is similar to the guys at Yipit, ie, our team consists of two non-coders that learned to code in the last couple of mon
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by RRiccio 15y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER - Remote / Rio de Janeiro Looking for a Ruby on Rails developer. We're a local reviews social network from the top startup incubator in Brazil. We're working on a very cool product, with a great UX/design, and we need a R
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by RRiccio 15y ago
Yes, I only listen to the audio versions of Andrew's interviews. I add them to iTunes and then listed when I'm on the bus or walking to some place. Since I don't have much time to watch/listen online, it helps me make my commuting time much
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by RRiccio 15y ago
Thanks.
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by RRiccio 15y ago
By the way, where have they listed it for sale? (I haven't heard the interview yet.)
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by RRiccio 15y ago
I've been working on my new startup with a local designer I found on Sortfolio. I think it's a great tool to find top quality local designers, because in general someone who's listed there is not the typical low-quality outsource design fir
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Mixergy Interview with Jessica Jackley (from Kiva & ProFounder)(mixergy.com)
2 points by RRiccio 15y ago|0 comments
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by RRiccio 15y ago
Write down to-do itens to do in specific day or period of work. Always carry around your to-do list in your wallet (clear your mind from to-do's). Separate work space from home/personal space. Limit checking email 2-3 times per day. Work in
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by RRiccio 16y ago
I'd definitely go with 99Designs for Interior Design. Buy Local Delivery Service also seems marketable though, however it wouldn't be so much as a lifestyle business.
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by RRiccio 16y ago
Pretty cool, I was wondering if they answered us or not.
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by RRiccio 16y ago
But how do you draw the thin line between a "Facebook" startup and a "Groupon" startup. There's so much between those two realities. I have the same question as the OP. Also... How can you differentiate between a technical entrepreneur and
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by RRiccio 16y ago
Dropbox it's certainly one of the most helpful startups for the average guy. I put into use at the last company I was working for (a non-tech company) and everyone got immediately hooked on Dropbox. It made their file-sharing much easier. S
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by RRiccio 16y ago
Just sent you an email Vladimir.
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Insight into Creating a Profitable Startup Company, by Ruby on Rails Creator(omnisio.com)
3 points by RRiccio 18y ago|0 comments
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by RRiccio 18y ago
Well... I think it is. It was a nice piece of text, outlining good points of the mentioned startups, and the author doesn't seem to be very biased by its success or lack of it. I hadn't ever heard of Pairwise, for example. Good job.
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by RRiccio 18y ago
I'm an online professional poker player and I'm a bit stunned by this article. I had never seen anyone talk so openly about the existance and programming of online poker bots. Thumps up to the writer. I'm going back and reading the first ar
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by RRiccio 18y ago
She mentioned a couple of nice ways to monetize, but most of them can't really be taken seriously. I was expecting more as well.