brendonjason

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by brendonjason 16y ago
Yes. They are running scared of the growing threat of the Ylluminati. But since they have 100% of all the deals, they also seem to co-invest(?!?). These anxious (yet all-powerful) group of angels and this unstoppable new seed-stage promin
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by brendonjason 16y ago
If I have an investing club and we come to define an investment approach, say, what stocks we like and what we think they should be valued at, are we colluding to price fix the market? If I think a company is over priced and I am in charge
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by brendonjason 16y ago
IANAL(E), but this scenario would seem to be more of a concern if startups in Silicon valley got together over dinner to deny deals that didn't offer similar terms and prices in dollars for securities of all startups represented at said din
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by brendonjason 16y ago
I find this somewhat dubious; I wasn't there, but if I was one of those guys, I'm not sure I'd continue the "evil meeting" after Michael stumbled in uninvited. If he came after the meeting ended, why weren't they all "just about to leave."
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If this doesn't get countered, we're all doomed.(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by brendonjason 16y ago|1 comments
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by brendonjason 16y ago
Nice. Now go to http://www.culturedcode.com , get a demo of "Things" and piggy back their award-winning design layout and make a web-based version of it. A good start is to one-up them and make sub-tasks within tasks or task notes, somet
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Ask HN: How about a word ration economy for brevity/value/time saving?
2 points by brendonjason 16y ago|2 comments
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by brendonjason 16y ago
So it would seem that creativity trumps the massive budgets and state of the art technology that are the hallmarks of just about all modern day SciFi flicks; hmmm ... wonder if that principle is somehow applicable to the startup scene?