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Show HN: GreySlab – Dead-simple crypto trading strategies(greyslab.co)
2 points by esquire_900 7y ago|0 comments
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by esquire_900 8y ago
Care to explain? :) What kind of business did you have? Did it work out? And what's the problem in doing it again?
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by esquire_900 8y ago
I'd much rather be in the position of having too much demand for a badly build piece of software then an awesome team, VC funds and a beautiful Elixir architecture with no demand. Reminds me of this post [1] that hit the top pages yest
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by esquire_900 8y ago
That's a great point, and something I've pondered over the last 2 days (I got the same impression). Any idea why? Perhaps the hidden expectation that a collaboration like this magically will eliminate all my/your own barriers
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by esquire_900 8y ago
Rectified this on my website, and apologies to parametrek for getting it wrong (and suggesting the project failed). Only found some sparse information online, and failed to do my homework properly after that. It's a pity hmexx didn&#x2
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by esquire_900 8y ago
hn at simonnouwens dot nl
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by esquire_900 8y ago
Yep. Looking for something "side-project worthy"; something that can be build in a reasonable amount of time and generate an interesting revenue stream. I don't mind which market but am specifically looking for a niche, a pie
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by esquire_900 8y ago
That's a cool project! Mind sharing how you get your customers?
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by esquire_900 8y ago
I think the quality of the average HN user is pretty high, but obviously this might attract low-quality proposals. Honestly every offer to code someone's idea will (I've been there, and fallen for it more then once), take what &qu
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by esquire_900 8y ago
Sounds like something that might have potential! (the subcontractor idea, the mindfulness reminder is something you can't really monetize and most likely exists already) Any experience in the wedding subcontractor field? I'd love
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by esquire_900 8y ago
Multiple ideas - maybe, totally depends on what comes up. Though it would change the intention of the deal, flipping around the deal wouldn't be something I'd say no to right away. It's a proposition after all, not a ridged s
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by esquire_900 8y ago
What do you expect from me?
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by esquire_900 8y ago
Sorry to hear about your experience. That's one of the main things that puts me off about the current startup/VC relationship. I am not a Silicon Valley kid though, don't want to be, and this isn't going to be a unicorn.
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by esquire_900 8y ago
Similar indeed, though I'd hope to bump into someone that is willing/able to sell it to their direct environment. Doing a free build/first customer deal seems too risky to me indeed (over-optimizing on what this single person
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by esquire_900 8y ago
Let's use ad's and stuff! It's going to be huuuuge!
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by esquire_900 8y ago
Thanks for your comment. I think 20% is a fair price for idea/validation/first sell and direct access to a customer space. If it's going to be a $100m company in 2 years then yes, 20% is going to hurt, but honestly I don&#x27
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by esquire_900 8y ago
Thanks for your point. There are a lot of details which need to be discussed but depend on the idea, clients, product type, implementation etc. Ownership and exact targets being one of them.
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by esquire_900 8y ago
The intention is to pay for an idea, validation and first customers (by being an idea from someone that lives/works with the current problem).
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by esquire_900 8y ago
Thanks again for inspiring this in the first place :)
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Ask HN: I will pay you $2000 and code the MVP for your side-project
211 points by esquire_900 8y ago|122 comments
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by esquire_900 8y ago
This is the exact feeling I've been having for years, nicely described in an easy to understand language. At least in data science and (god forbid) behavioral psychology, you can answer any question any way you like - statistically val
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Ask HN: How do you manage emergency contacts as freelance dev?
1 points by esquire_900 8y ago|0 comments