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My lesson as a coffee entrepreneur: hire cute asian waitresses with big boobs (working exclusively on tips) and have them wear nothing but pasties http://www.ocregister.com/articles/says-126730-nguyen-coffee...
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This is not thuggish but I figure I share it here anyway since it s pretty entrepreneurial: A long time ago I was a housekeeper in Yosemite National Park. When I wasn't working, I d roam around the valley, checking out its nooks and crannie
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My friend and I recently came up w/ a phrase that we say out loud whenever we go out. It is "I DONT GIVE A SHIT" Ultimately it doesnt matter if they want to talk to you, if people are watching, if you bomb, etc because in the end it doesn't
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Relevant: http://www.khanacademy.org/video/renting-vs--buying-a-home?p...
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I was 27. I quit after 3 years out of grad school. But you are right. I dont think its just age. It is also the differences in the backgrounds. You just need to adapt and mirror the other person. It is easier said than done but my social sk
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How I did it: 1. quit my corporate software engineering job (it was slowly killing my soul) 2. went surfing in maui for 2 weeks then bali for a month. when there was no waves, there were parties on Kuta beach 3. opened an English bookstore
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You are still in a better situation than many here. SF's coffee shops are littered w/ debt-laden (pseudo)-hackers who have half-baked ideas/projects, no gf's (or wives), zero connection to anyone of value and sleeping on a sofa of some frie
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Ask HN: What weekend projects actually make money
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I heard Brian Chesky (Airbnb's cofounder) on Gigaom talking about announcing other categories in 2011 on top of housing (which sounds like a natural extension).So kudos to the guy who executed this but I can already see this space is going
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Airbnb is a good startup but the founders struggled so much at first without gaining any significant traction. And even with PG's endorsement they still had trouble getting funding from a progressive-minded VC. I wonder if they (Airbnb's fo
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"Moving here will help you find a cofounder, meet lots of other entrepreneurs who can help you, and build relationships with investors." Can you share some specific experiences (how you met them, how they helped you, outcomes,etc)?
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"it comes down to a question of whether I'd rather be distracted by a cute girl or an old man getting reprimanded for looking at dirty pictures" : exactly my experience in SF public library vs a cafe in Mission.
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I m also interested in the same kind of career (spent the past 3 years in S.E Asia doing startup) so let me know when you make enough money&have nothing stopping you:)
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not a bad idea..what is stopping you?
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why do you need to supply an email? Is that even necessary? Most people will fake it anyway
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On a related note,I hosted glype (a free proxy script) on a server in the US to help people from Vietnam access facebook. But javascript is disabled and I m having trouble enabling it. If you are interested in helping me, pm me please. My p
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" If you think it's easy to get laid in Silicon Valley, you are a bartender with a huge dick, not the VP of Product for Whatever.com" LOL. This is the best sentence I have read on hackers news by far.
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so what will you decision be (working for a startup or doing ur own thing)? I remember you did your own stuff (iphone app) and stuff. I m in Sf now and in a similar situation so I d like to hear your take.
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Advice for apartment hunting in SF or South Bay
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Did you rent a scooter and rider around Cat ba island? Good times...
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how did pua help you through bad times when u were just a theorist? please clarify
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Why say so? You found pua's here? That d be shocking.
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I just came from S.E Asia after 3 years. its pretty gritty there so you must watch out. Where will you be and what will you do exactly?
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Can you hack non-VM phones to use this plan?
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Because vietnam is a friendly and loving country. bookstore because government-owned stores in Saigon sold really shitty English books
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What? You opened a bookstore in Vietnam too? lol.
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have u considered living abroad? I spent 3 years in silicon valley and got burnt out. So i just moved to vietnam, opened a bookstore and outsourced most of the work. Then I just went out a lot and traveled a lot since Vietnam is close to ev
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Any bad experiences with Y combinator?
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Have you been able to grow beyond the "inside contact" deals? And by "look for companies in fields outside of internet tech" can you give some examples?
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How did you go about finding these 500K+ web apps? What kind of clients are they? What kind of apps do you do for them? If you dont mind me asking
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