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by bengali3 12y ago
Clean and i got the message in 3 seconds. I would guess your viewers will result in lower conversion rates for the advertisers when viewed from your page. Not sure how to handle that if advertisers notice. Also, since your whole pitch is
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FYI Chrono Trigger is available on iOS https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/chrono-trigger/id479431697?m...
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by bengali3 12y ago
I'm not sure why i'm not even doing this. (i'm at 0 passive right now) It's not lame at all. How many hours of maintenance does it require per month? Whats the content like? blog/photo/aggregator?
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by bengali3 12y ago
Looks like their papers have accepted for conferences. A link from the site following one made up submitter: http://diehimmelistschoen.blogspot.com/
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by bengali3 12y ago
I agree that 'lousy team' could describe a team that can't deliver squat. In that case market will get what it needs from somewhere else, because the pull is that strong. Maybe i'm going too far, but i interpreted this
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by bengali3 12y ago
i love the hotels.com endorsement at the bottom
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A great success by the threes team for sure. But I have to wonder what if that final version had been banged out in the first weekend, would it have been recognized as the winner? Would a team then stop innovating and switch to build it (an
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by bengali3 12y ago
good point, but i guess they could differentiate between want to know how to code (9/10 individuals) willing to learn how to code (1/10 individuals) I like the idea of some simple 'can you follow instructions' coding
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no worries, i'm sure you'll be able to pay extra in the future for that convenience :)
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pro tip: skip the first 6 paragraphs and read his email To: All Employees
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the answer depends on your product!! Rob Walling has a great grid for how to think about marketing based on what your product is: see his blog at http://www.softwarebyrob.com/ Is it Sold on Value? Is the Need obvious? Are
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by bengali3 12y ago
I'm guessing a limit on possible exits would be a red flag for investors who are looking for a return. Having clauses with each investor that let you purchase back your shares from them at predetermined times and rates (returns would n
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by bengali3 12y ago
Bigger takeaway from the article: it takes Google 3 months to fill a specific engineering position. "Google, for example, took an average of 97 days to fill computer-related jobs (primarily software engineers)" I'm a dev not
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by bengali3 12y ago
i've never heard of OSCAR prior to that article. As much transparency as legally possible. constantly blog about the behind the scenes, you need to be seen as a hero always - never be in the position where you need to publicly apologiz
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by bengali3 12y ago
just a thought & playing devils advocate, but maybe think of it the other way? Non-techies might want analytics to feel more techie? Analytics isn't a rare term nowadays, especially for anyone interested in your product. AB test
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by bengali3 12y ago
Interesting point regarding the parable, thank you for sharing. If GDP does included anything stock, would that really be accurate? Not an expert, but isn't stock priced on the future value of something (ie dependent upon future sales
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by bengali3 12y ago
Do you mean the total creation of goods in the US? To compare apples to oranges (literally) we compare their dollar values and call it GDP. comparing the 'count' of things wouldn't be as useful as we could make a whole bunc
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by bengali3 12y ago
Does it even need to stream from the house (versus uploaded earlier than requested on my device) ? Am I as a consumer allowed to store my DVR material on hosted storage then have that stream to me later? Then can my cloud provider cache and
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by bengali3 12y ago
For startups this young, it certainly IS NEVER security. -unless security is part of their core or value-add. (ie dropbox would be nowhere if security wasnt #1) How can security be anywhere on their early timeline? (i agree it should) but
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I like: "throw enough shit at the wall and you'll learn how to make some of it stick?" because you must learn at every turn
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by bengali3 12y ago
I agree that it is similar, but that's the nature of all businesses, right? Prior performance is used all over the business world to justify decisions. I'm sure you've heard "Nobody ever got fired for buying IBM"
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1. remember, "only the mediocre are always at their best" 2. get Seth Godin's blog via email p.s i wish i had a startup success under my belt, if you and I are starting at the beginning of the next startup race, then you clea
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by bengali3 12y ago
Thats a great point. If the 3rd party changes their format or syntax then your inserts would likely continue to work.
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FYI There is only one vendor I know of, fltplan.com, which would let you file under an obfuscated 'dotcom456' callsign. I believe they are the only provider of this service? (maybe airinc?). Obviously there are still other fields
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Im thinking this wont affect LEOs as they go through cell towers which is not wifi or bt. see: https://www.aclu.org/blog/national-security-technology-and-l...
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you're close :) Use a charter aircraft that flys many different clients is one way to limit this, or offer their own aircraft available for charter when its not in use by the company. All corporate flight departments already do chart
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There's a difference between holding up a 1x1 foot sign at a gathering of friends and planting a 1x1 foot sign on your lawn. Are you expecting your tweets to be private or public? If you publicly announce a problem, (and asking for pub