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by dear 14y ago
Maybe you would get a bunch of brilliant products each of which produced by an individual, working individually.
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by dear 14y ago
Just charge 5% more. Think of all the work to build, maintain and market your own selfstarter site. It's not worth it.
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A Look Into Japan’s Burgeoning Android, iOS App Economy(techcrunch.com)
3 points by dear 14y ago|0 comments
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by dear 14y ago
Someone should create a website as a meeting point for those affected by patent trolls. Anyone affected can go on this website and look for their "peers" so they can pool their resources to fight off the evils.
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by dear 14y ago
Or HN News
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by dear 14y ago
Look forward! Think yourself as a fresh new guy to this world. Start over again!
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by dear 14y ago
Windows is one BIG problem of the world. How is he going to "solve" it?
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by dear 14y ago
So I guess contribution as loans would be the cheapest way.
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by dear 14y ago
I am wondering - how do these startups get the media (techcrunch in this case) to write about them on their launch day. They just launched, have no business. There are countless new startups everyday. Is it because of the relationship (Y
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by dear 14y ago
No, there are two - you and me.
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by dear 14y ago
Which broker-dealer do you use to route your orders to the exchanges? Do your orders flow through Getco's infrastructre at all?
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by dear 14y ago
Reading books won't get you anywhere. You have to work in the industry to know the tricks. There are a lot of smoke screen mirrors in this industry.
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by dear 14y ago
Keep in mind that Getco is one of their investors. That is serious conflict of interest! These unsophisticated retail users are going to be eaten alive.
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by dear 14y ago
Why not just mirror the entire Github in China everyday so even though the original Github is down people can still survive with (stale) copy in China?
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by dear 14y ago
... and getting a lawyer which costs money. Is that right?
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by dear 14y ago
So if the company has a startup capital of $1000 (certain not enough to run the company), the founder would have to continue to loan the company to keep it alive. Someoneday in the future when the company makes enough revenue it will start
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Ask HN: do cofounders get more equity by putting money after company setup
4 points by dear 14y ago|10 comments
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by dear 14y ago
Do a degree part time. Don't leave your job.
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by dear 14y ago
10% is disappointing but it also means it's a good filter, particularly when you think recursive algorithms are critical in your projects. A question with 90% passing rate is useless as a filter.
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by dear 14y ago
For your reference: http://gawker.com/5952575/extreme-cheapskates-woman-serves-f... She lives in NYC.
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by dear 14y ago
"Rare" is a relative term and is location dependent. If I am an enthusiastic DIY'er, I want my parts now, not tomorrow. Also I wonder where Digikey gets their "reliable" parts from.
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by dear 14y ago
Agreed. The question should really be "Successful de facto solo startup founders".
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by dear 14y ago
Who killed the thread?
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by dear 14y ago
I wonder how many of those multi-founder companies were in practice single founder. If a cofounder contributes most of the important ideas, makes most of the important decisions and has controlling share in the company, I don't think that
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by dear 14y ago
They should first be fed enough food before they would be interested in any of those toys and the messages those toys are supposed to transmit.
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by dear 14y ago
I suggest you find a job in the market you want to enter. After a few years you should know what their pain is.
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by dear 14y ago
Do you feel lonely as a solo?
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by dear 14y ago
Not at all. It makes everything SO MUCH easier. Without it there will ALWAYS be a question mark in employers' mind, no matter how many years of experience you have! Now if you are starting your own company and think you will be the next Z
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Ask HN: What's the toughest problem in your startup?
3 points by dear 14y ago|5 comments
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by dear 14y ago
I hate websites that play sound without my permission. That site look exactly like those paper flyers you get in your home mailbox. Maybe their target market is stay at home moms. Thus the look and feel, and the auto play sound.

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