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by Sealy 13y ago
Exactly how I feel. I've coded like a headless chicken for the last 9 months, its what I enjoy and what I'm good at. When I show the product to VC's and tell them I need help with marketing, accounting, establishing as a [already profitable
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by Sealy 13y ago
I have a landline just so I can have broadband (cable is not available where I am). But I do not plug a phone into the socket. I also have a cellphone.
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by Sealy 13y ago
This is so cool. Someone should set up a startup house that is a giant log cabin in the middle of some remote forest (but with a fiber connection of course). I would totally pay to be there.
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by Sealy 13y ago
Its good to hear from another single founder. I'm at a stage now where I have a product running and I'm looking to grow and/or seek VC help. What puts me off is the fact that they are less interested if you do not have a co-founder. But sur
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by Sealy 13y ago
As a co-founder, the project just as much yours as it is hers. Is there a chance that you can reconcile your differences if you believe in the product? I thought the benefit of having co-founders is that you can pull each other into line wh
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by Sealy 13y ago
That's very cool. He's got some serious kit on that truck. How much is all stuff that worth? Cant you like, strap a camera man onto the end of a big plank of wood or something instead?
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by Sealy 13y ago
Yep, I'm behind https://btc.sx I just launched beta and I'm bracing myself before I post a Show HN.
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by Sealy 13y ago
I agree with you, but the people on HN much nicer then on other forums. Its hard when you've worked on something and then your post gets trolled to death by a 12 yr old who has a strong opinion. As much as I hate how direct they are, the co
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by Sealy 13y ago
I met the guy in behind giggedin.com at CeBIT Sydney a few days ago. He's looking for a PHP developer for anyone who's into music and passionate about code. Interested?
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by Sealy 13y ago
Where's the crane?
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by Sealy 13y ago
Oh yes they will. And no, they won't like it at all. The more they try to stop bitcoin, the more it will succeed. Why? Because of the network effect it is built upon. The more people hear about it, the stronger it gets. If the US tries to b
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by Sealy 13y ago
For growth, you should consider opening up an API Besides the other recommendations to write more about yourself, have you considered accepting Bitcoin?
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by Sealy 13y ago
That is so refreshing.
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by Sealy 13y ago
Sorry, I should clarify. I'm looking to use the for a new logo. What raised the question was a friend of mine who is a designer who blasted me for using their service. He said its branding that I'm after, not logo design. To that, I disagre
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Ask HN: How do you allocate equity in a startup?
1 points by Sealy 13y ago|0 comments
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by Sealy 13y ago
Because we took the red pill as we want to see how far the rabbit hole goes. Fancy graphics are for the mainstream crowd who took the blue pill, want to wake up and believe what they want to believe.
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by Sealy 13y ago
I've asked different people their opinions. Coders say its great, cheap and effective. Designers despise its existence. The designers argue that it is bad for them, however from my perspective it lowers the barriers for entry if you are a y
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by Sealy 13y ago
Clean and tidy design. Does exactly what it promises to do. You don't get any better then this. Well done.
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by Sealy 13y ago
What are the options for a cash strapped startup? Would it really be justified to spend $10,000+ on agency work without even being established yet?
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Ask HN: What is your opinion about 99designs?
4 points by Sealy 13y ago|9 comments
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by Sealy 13y ago
You have a lot of talent Brian. You should crack that out every time you have a job interview.
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TinyKeep - AI Focused Gaming(kickstarter.com)
3 points by Sealy 13y ago|1 comments
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Bitcoin Derivatives, Liquidity and Counterparty Risk(psychologicalinvestor.com)
1 points by Sealy 13y ago|0 comments
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by Sealy 13y ago
That very cool, something that many of us will find useful. Feedback: The top bar folds over when the browser window is resized (looks like anything less than 1024 px). The page then starts to overlap on itself blocking out content at the t
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by Sealy 13y ago
Not much mention of what the business did... so I went digging. Are you referring to Snapbill.com?
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What Happens When Breakfast Is Being Served and A Plane Hits Turbulence(au.businessinsider.com)
1 points by Sealy 13y ago|0 comments
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by Sealy 13y ago
Exactly, I find there is not enough definition and way too much overlap. Even on Kaggles front page where they show 3 examples of 'the worlds top data scientists' it says: Alexander Larko: -Experienced Computer Scientist & Data Miner wi
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by Sealy 13y ago
To me, this looks like a fad. Let me explain. Five years ago, talk of Business Intelligence was all the rage. It was the 'hot' new thing that companies were pouring millions into. You needed the Analytical and statistics skills required to
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by Sealy 13y ago
On a more positive note: I'm lovin the name, it made me laugh so much. Great idea too. I move around a lot so am always looking for ways to build a solid network of new friends. If you have a vision, pursue it with relentless ambition. Don'
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by Sealy 13y ago
Because they wanted to annoy Kim Dotcom.

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