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   by djt 14y ago

   Why did Tuomas leave? That seems like a pretty big problem just 12 months in.
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   by djt 14y ago

   I think the problem here is that you were at an "event", very little time to meet with people that he already probably had meetings planned with. I would suggest that you find a way outside of that OR look for 2 people in your network to in
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   Very strange Pioneer CD player fault, why?(pioneerelectronics.com)

   2 points by djt 14y ago|0 comments
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   by djt 14y ago

   you go into one of their showrooms or you drive a friends car.
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   by djt 14y ago

   This is excellent, i helped a friend go shopping for a car 2 weeks ago and it was terrible. All the stereotypes of what car salesmen are like were out on parade. I also know a guy that sells cars and he managed to get a customer to pay $2.5
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   by djt 14y ago

   Back then you couldn't just take a pill to get rid of any diseases you might pick up.
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   by djt 14y ago

   For charity non-profits it can be a double edged sword too as being seen as a business can negatively impact donations.
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   by djt 14y ago

   Unfortunately you're probably going to get lots of old ideas anyway as no-one that has recurring (i'm guessing you mean Passive Income) will tell you their current stream. It's a Goose that laid the Golden Egg problem. What I would recommen
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   by djt 14y ago

   I'd be interested in a break down between comments and submissions.
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    by djt 14y ago

    You're doing fine.
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    by djt 14y ago

    Here are my thoughts. I used to love app sumo. There was interesting new apps and productivity/work/business programs that I could buy at a discount that allowed me to use the full apps without restrictive freemium controls. It was an excel
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    by djt 14y ago

    thanks for that, i only saw those links when they were fresh so didnt see the discussion.
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    by djt 14y ago

    lay off Paul, he's not making an arguement here that one is better than the other, he's arguing that the press wants stories that pull readership. Writing that Instagram sold for $1B is more interesting than someone that makes a few million
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    by djt 14y ago

    By "Super angels" do you mean they are funding higher dollars or are they investing in far more companies? Do you think that "super-angels" are taking over from traditional VCs in that the costs of getting to scale are lower these days?
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    by djt 14y ago

    I think Steve said it best himself: http://cache.gawkerassets.com/assets/images/7/2011/11/230bfc... Companies have an obligation to their shareholders and their staff to protect themselves. A lot of big companies have come out against the
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    by djt 14y ago

    Hi Jon, I've been working as a DJ for 10 years so here is my experience from sifting through thousands of mix tapes/CDs/USBs/Soundclouds. 1. If you want to force people to listen to the whole thing then by all means force them too, but it w
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    Ask HN: Why did the Diaspora crew create a Meme Generator?

    3 points by djt 14y ago|2 comments
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    by djt 14y ago

    How many potential investors do you have attend these talks? Has the type of investor changed over the past few years?
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    by djt 14y ago

    I think we are saying the same thing, I doubt that a Demo Booth is going to fix this problem?
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    by djt 14y ago

    I think the main problem is the time constraint. None of these solutions can lead to investors figuring out which businesses to follow up on out of 75 businesses in under 3 hours. Also why have demo booths when it's an online service? Why n
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    by djt 14y ago

    I wonder if charging $5 for the game would lead to a massive increase in the % that pay. Steam did a lot of testing around this, hence having F2P (TF2) and $20 games with discounts (L4D etc)
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    by djt 14y ago

    Some countries laws make vesting options a big expense unlike the USA.
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    by djt 14y ago

    So the App and s SMS confirmation both told him about the extra charge and he waited until a driver came to confirm it? Sounds like Uber were in the clear here and they are also correct that he wouldnt have got a Taxi at the time.
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    by djt 14y ago

    Interesting to note the comments here, compared to comments about Steve Jobs, who by most accounts had a similar communication style.
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    by djt 14y ago

    This is an Executive at a big company not a regular employee. He stated that he trains everyone to do these meetings and the Exec did not do so.
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    by djt 14y ago

    If it is gifted then does it come from the original gifters price or the giftee? Could be an interesting way to hack around it
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    by djt 14y ago

    PG could you please change the title to reflect its only $2.99 in the US? Im in OZ and it's $31.99
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    by djt 14y ago

    because everyone approaches their to-do tools differently depending on their personality styles, visual emphasis etc etc. I think a lot of it comes from the problem that most people cannot figure out how to use email is a productive way. No
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    by djt 14y ago

    this P.S. is brilliant. If it's a bargain then you may think about increasing your prices?
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    by djt 14y ago

    sometimes there are prices that are set by the bosses for what can be bought without putting in for budget approval. For instance they have a credit card that they are authorised for charges up to $4800, but anything over $4800 has to go th