cloneofsnake

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   Has Kickstarter Just Gone International?(cloneofsnake.posterous.com)

   1 points by cloneofsnake 14y ago|0 comments
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   by cloneofsnake 15y ago

   Yeah, I figured 3D printers won't really go mainstream (adoption by early majority) until it can hit the $300 mark like a PlayStation or XBox! Once we've announced we're designing the MakiBox within the $300 budget, we get lots of feedbacks
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   by cloneofsnake 15y ago

   To give this a little more context, we're not just trying to make a cheap 3D printer. Our goal is to make the first consumer friendly, sub $300 level 3D printer so that 3D printing can break from the current hobbyists / hackers market, into
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   by cloneofsnake 16y ago

   Note to Googlers. If there's one thing I learned from working in Yahoo during its crazy rise in the early 2000's, it's that you should sell when your founders / CEO sell! Our stocks were almost doubling every 6 months, we thought we were in
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   by cloneofsnake 16y ago

   Dropbox really is a great example of invites done well. Google's "limited invite" comes with a sense of smugness as you get something others don't. Dropbox's referral program is on the spammy side of things though, I've seen people complai