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by bhag2066 3y ago
If I were doing it I'd set out to do everything in my power to bootstrap and own 100% of the company. I think that's the easiest it's ever been for the reasons you say and because of cheap cloud resource. I'd use VC as a
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by bhag2066 3y ago
A quarterback?
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I'm trying to decide whether there is a real good opportunity to learn in that. If you are working full time and going to night school one night a week, and you don't feel excited on the day you have night school - you've cho
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by bhag2066 3y ago
Jason Cohen from WP Engine did this to get his first customers. There's a write up about it on LinkedIn (I think) if you can find it. Also, Braintree founder Bryan Johnson used the same trick to sell payment services to local retailers
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by bhag2066 3y ago
The moats are 1) network effects, 2) switching costs, 3) economics of scale, 4) low cost producer, and 5) brand. So an AI technology where each new user makes it more valuable for the existing users, there are data lock-ins that prevent cus
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by bhag2066 3y ago
You joined Deloitte - they say it's the green dot but it's a beige blob. Take the pay and enjoy your life
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by bhag2066 3y ago
Why not set your sights a bit higher? In Europe there's a few companies making locally sourced and more sustainable wind turbines the seem to be doing quite well.
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Ask HN: Biggest waste of talent you've seen
3 points by bhag2066 3y ago|5 comments
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by bhag2066 3y ago
"The regret minimization framework is a decision-making technique that was popularized by Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon. The idea is to imagine yourself in the future, looking back at your current decision, and ask yourself which o
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by bhag2066 3y ago
So interesting.. can you give some examples of insanely informal underground economies?
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Ask HN: Science Fiction Starter List
16 points by bhag2066 3y ago|43 comments
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by bhag2066 3y ago
I've been told these types of people exist on a level above money, and material possessions. So excited that you're one of the lucky few who has been able to meet four of these kinds of people. I'd love to know what these fou
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Ask HN: Do You Personally Know a Transcendental Genius?
2 points by bhag2066 3y ago|4 comments
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by bhag2066 3y ago
If you don't mind me asking, what makes you ask?
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Ask HN: Manhattan Project for Climate?
22 points by bhag2066 3y ago|42 comments
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by bhag2066 3y ago
Playing to Win
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by bhag2066 3y ago
https://marketingexamples.com/sales
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by bhag2066 3y ago
Agree edtech implies selling tech to existing education customers. Tough slog and bad industry dynamics. Better VC play would be replacing them entirely.
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by bhag2066 3y ago
With the greatest respect, I think you answered your own question. Maybe some companies purposely don't have them to keep employee expenses down?
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by bhag2066 3y ago
You might be looking for https://www.govconnex.com and their competitors
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The day FedEx delivered its promise(anaeo.com)
19 points by bhag2066 3y ago|17 comments
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by bhag2066 3y ago
There are three techniques: 1. Market making 2. Directional trading 3. Arbitrage The tech is an enabler of these.
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The Cost of Living to Plummet in Next 20 Yrs(singularityhub.com)
7 points by bhag2066 3y ago|5 comments
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by bhag2066 3y ago
Update: https://www.anaeo.com/arnault
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The Tie Test(anaeo.com)
2 points by bhag2066 3y ago|1 comments
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by bhag2066 3y ago
Just started, one post so far. Posts every Sunday and Thursday to inspire company builders - https://www.anaeo.com