TristanKromer

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Lessons Learned: Beyond the garage(startuplessonslearned.com)
8 points by TristanKromer 15y ago|0 comments
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by TristanKromer 16y ago
Yeah...it's a great place to meet people, but it's a bit like going to a bar and looking to get married instead of just trying to get a phone number. You're likely to be disappointed if you're expecting a diamond ring.
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by TristanKromer 16y ago
Granted...I also thought...wow that could be spammy.
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by TristanKromer 16y ago
Yeah...when I first heard about it, that's exactly what I thought.
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by TristanKromer 16y ago
Looking forward to it!
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by TristanKromer 16y ago
I would have said it's more focused on tightly customer development from my experience, despite the name. Of course, that's a part of lean startup methodology, but I tend to associated lean startup with many of the development techniques su
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by TristanKromer 16y ago
This event is being organized with a 9 day window to coordinate with the TechBA program, so that's the reason for the short notice. The blog post is marked Nov because it's a template. In general I'd recommend plancast, meetup.com, and star
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by TristanKromer 16y ago
Seems to be going up and down. Too much HN traffic.
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by TristanKromer 16y ago
Looks like the site was overloaded. You can go to eventbrite for tickets: http://www.eventbrite.com/event/1535024299
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by TristanKromer 16y ago
I pity the fool.
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by TristanKromer 16y ago
I have five free student tickets sponsored by Cloudspace if anyone here is interested. First come first serve, you can tweet me @trikro for the code and I'll DM you.
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by TristanKromer 16y ago
And the five students you're sponsoring appreciate it!
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by TristanKromer 16y ago
I've been to two and it was a positive enough experience for me to not only endorse it, but I'm helping to organize it. It's a great way to meet potential co-founders, kick the tires on an idea, and get the general feeling for whether or no
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Startup Weekend in San Jose April 15th(sanjose.startupweekend.org)
44 points by TristanKromer 16y ago|19 comments
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AARRR is from the Pirate’s Point of View | Market By Numbers(market-by-numbers.com)
3 points by TristanKromer 16y ago|0 comments
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All Business is Personal(birch.co)
2 points by TristanKromer 16y ago|0 comments
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Users Know: Two Stupid Reasons for Complicated Products(usersknow.blogspot.com)
5 points by TristanKromer 16y ago|0 comments
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Lean Startup Circle Boston Jan 2011 Meetup Notes – Part 2(startupproductmanager.com)
2 points by TristanKromer 16y ago|0 comments
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VC’s Are Not Your Friends(steveblank.com)
14 points by TristanKromer 16y ago|1 comments
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Robert Scoble’s Severed Head, Truthiness, and the Surrender Chicken(quorareview.com)
11 points by TristanKromer 16y ago|5 comments
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"The Dirty Dozen" Marketing Processes that every Internet start-up must master(blog.publisha.com)
14 points by TristanKromer 16y ago|1 comments
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San Diego Startups — Hookit | Market By Numbers(market-by-numbers.com)
1 points by TristanKromer 16y ago|0 comments
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Quora Blocks Startup Search Engines(readwriteweb.com)
1 points by TristanKromer 16y ago|0 comments
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How does AngelList work?(venturehacks.com)
2 points by TristanKromer 16y ago|0 comments
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by TristanKromer 16y ago
A co-founder relationship shouldn't be a zero sum game. It's often valuable to be stingy, but you'll be spending more time with your co-founder than with your kids. The relationship has to be strong.
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by TristanKromer 16y ago
Yep, just grandstanding. Point being that the equity offered should be commensurate with the value of the co-founder. If you're only offering 10% to someone who is worth 20%, don't expect to get full value. That guy will have a side project
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by TristanKromer 16y ago
It was an arbitrary figure to make a point. Although I have been offered part-time sweat equity consulting gigs which amount to about that.
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The “Fallacy” of a Literal Interpretation | Vlaskovits(vlaskovits.com)
3 points by TristanKromer 16y ago|0 comments
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Customer Development and Marketplaces | Market By Numbers(market-by-numbers.com)
3 points by TristanKromer 16y ago|0 comments
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by TristanKromer 16y ago
Ummm...in tic tac toe "somebody's got to win" is not true.

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