czbond

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by czbond 14y ago
I think it's the best way, personally, at first. Investors don't care how many founders you have if there is traction. Noah Kagan and Mark Suster seem to think so as well: http://www.founderly.com/2011/08/noah-kagan-appsumo-1
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by czbond 14y ago
I disagree. Port scanning, even externally, can be messy and still raise flags. Most are done as a single nmap shotgun effect. It is better to obfuscate better than i've seen most do. (eg: I'ts better to do common normal port ranges (a
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by czbond 14y ago
This is a great list. Thanks for sharing
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by czbond 14y ago
It might be a good mixture for bootstrapped startups. The technical founder (who often has no knowledge of SEO/marketing) has to perform some of that role - and share it with a non-technical co-founder.
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by czbond 14y ago
No it's not trivial - for the simple fact that the MLS don't want you to have the data. (Barrier to entry). You can find broker's but their fees are high. Otherwise, you have to become a realtor (or get access via a realtor's access - whic
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by czbond 14y ago
I know C++ very well, but I also know Ruby well. Some startups *ARE* using them, just not web/app startups. C is still heavily used in algorithmic, infrastructure, and networking startups - But they're a different crowd. More neckbe
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by czbond 14y ago
Absolutely agreed. The sales team is for outwardly following up and helping get people into that top of the funnel - and educating them to pull them further into that funnel. I wouldn't ever have a business without them. Inbound is a great
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by czbond 14y ago
Please - the landing page does a great job. The real time graphs look great.....D3 + cube/node? If they're cube related, definitely the best i've seen for it.
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by czbond 14y ago
Great list - thanks. Finally .... no more callback hell. (yield) Vitno, thanks for the heads up on webRTC. I can see that having a dramatic impact too.
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by czbond 14y ago
Agreed. I keep looking for reasons to use Django for anything other than small/medium complexity apps - but Rails keeps winning for these..... yet I prefer Python but have to construct in Ruby.