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Yes I know, under that scenario I think it's worth 80% with earn out for tightness.
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No doubt--context of the comment what or how he values it. I'd be framing it on archival paper under low-e glass--if I was that smart :)
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I agree. Specialize in working on one aspect, starting from the most rudimentary "get sh*t running" and working your way up. Rails has been great for me as I've learned to poke around along the entire LAMP stack. At most you'll need 3-4 b
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One math problem solved, another created: The Erdos guy who created the challenge set the prize at $500. After Erdos died, the challenge holder reduced the prize to $250.
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Don't travel beyond of reasonable expectations on your dime for a job interview. Request initial interviews to be conducted via video and get the invitation to fly you out...paid. If they're serious about the position and your potential f
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16y ago
I disagree, perceived benefit of the contribution outweighs errors in grammar. Try refactoring your language parser to improve single pass absorption rate.
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if its general traffic, you're a rockstar and I want your autograph. if its linking in from a niche traffic source/audience, you're still doing very well and the product has a high stickiness factor. congrats!
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I'm considering the same for a similar application and am interested in your overall impressions of this method? Am place we can hedge and spend time to improve the process? Does up charges/credits in cycle work well?
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Tough crowd
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The only thing in a stealth instance that is aging is the domain name. You aren't really sharing that much content if in stealth. There may be some ancillary value from links from high value site talking your stuff up.
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Yea, I feel your pain, but I would forget the thought of "traditional" lines of financing for the time being. Some thoughts on hackfinancing: 1) Set up an organization website, profile and all the relative legal structures prior to actuall
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Kwanzaa?
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Shotgun vs. Sniper. The big thing is that there is digital string tied to all those pellets and bullets flying around.
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If you haven't done so already, I would develop some spheres of influence around the things that you already enjoy. The ability to bounce ideas and receive healthy criticisms from trusted friends greatly increases your chances of discoveri
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Also, unfortunately I think income is also a difficult split to have happen. If you are looking for scale, at some point, some investment will be needed. Even with scalable resource architectures, two co-founders can only answer so many c
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Yea I don't think lines would work ;) If bloatware was bad, just imagine. Short/Long contributions refers to the short term and long term implications of contributions from software developers. Company produces product to solve problem.
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Programmatically. License an open source formula based on the value of short/long contributions against a revenue / equity model.
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Positives: - Dig the concept overall, I need a way to track new additions to Git. - It's fast - Adds more items as I scroll down, however it would be great to know when I've gotten to ones I've already read. Some suggestions: - RSS? - The d
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I had lasik done. $2500. Perfect vision, no issues 4 years later. Best money I've ever spent.
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Need a visualization system to interpret the current status of the 3D space, id tasks, prioritize and execute. The configuration and the space consumed by the Robot will be the most significant challenge. Need a customized trussing system
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16y ago
Excellent!
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Ask HN: Where's the beef--er--Search?
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One syllable, funny-sounding abbreviations. When an entire org is saying, writing, dreaming about the same thing -- make it memorable, efficient and as fun as it can be.
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I generally tell them to summarize their offering in e-mail, with no guarantee of privacy. If its good enough and they're serious, they tend to invest in marking something up. I also ask for examples of business practices (things they've
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Why not, 37Signals is basically Comcastic!
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What strategy do you have to acquire new traffic? For advertising: You generally could get better eCPMs by developing your own sales channels or partnering with a larger site for better/higher spends. Also, consider section or site takeove
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Got Lasik over 3 years ago, paid the middle level ($2700) out of my health savings account (tax-free). Amazing experience, best money and return I ever spent on myself (includes all toys). Do it and be wary of their tiered pricing model:
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No surprise here. Xserve is competitive/heavy/archaic to their impending cloud service offerings.
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Its fine that the interface is sparse. The fact that the landing page doesn't imply "activity" is an issue and doesn't present enough of a benefit for the cost of a user's effort to sign up. Leave sign up for after someone gossips about a
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When/If you are seeking a cash exit and the product is stable, growing & profitable.
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