cocokr1sp

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   by cocokr1sp 11y ago

   I see Genghis as a solution to the question so many non-technical entrepreneurs ask (while pissing a lot of people off): "I have an idea, what do I do next?" I think the question from non-tech people that infuriates those that a
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   by cocokr1sp 13y ago

   It seems like when things got tough you focused more on what your co-founders weren't doing and less on what you could be doing yourself.
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   by cocokr1sp 13y ago

   Ahh yes. Let's berate the OP for being intimidated by a topic and then diving in and learning it on their own. This will really encourage others to learn on their own and contribute back.
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   by cocokr1sp 13y ago

   This number is really easy to pull of if you know how to sell yourself and be social/on the offensive. If this was true then every startup would be a success. You need a lot more than that. Not to mention that finding a problem that
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   by cocokr1sp 13y ago

   Right, because these founders have clearly spent less time thinking about operational costs and margins than the 5 minutes you've had to think about it. And they definitely couldn't be doing something clever to increase profits. T