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fate_carver
15y ago
Did you get quality? Again, I wish you the best of luck.
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fate_carver
15y ago
Also, can you keep to the topic? rougefeta needs some help.
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fate_carver
15y ago
Wow, thanks for the great tips. Can you point me to the "HN broken features" list so I can help fix them?
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fate_carver
15y ago
@veyron Um yeah, funny how it looks 'right' in the textbox...perhaps you can suggest a fix to HN dev? Too much stripping of the whitespace. Tellin' me!??! Sherlock!
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fate_carver
15y ago
It is not an MVP...it is an invite. I am growing tired of these misinterpretations of what an MVP (formerly known as a prototype) should be. RTFM. rougefeta, you need a Tech Co-Founder, but do you really think you're going to get a qualit
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fate_carver
15y ago
jaypreneur's head must have exploded. : )
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fate_carver
15y ago
You, and I and most of HN, see this conundrum every time we want to start something. In your case, since you don't have the geek chops, you have the following choices: 1) Get lucky and find a TCF willing to work for equity. 2) 'Hire' a com
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fate_carver
15y ago
Just had this pop up on my reader: http://appicurious.com/2011/10/26/inglorious-applications/#.... Like another poster alluded to, save up some money (keep your job). Interview 5+ developers with entrepreneurial tendencies, pick one, tha
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fate_carver
15y ago
A CPA! Kudos. I know that is not easy, my fiancee just tested for her CPA...but I would hate to see the code she would write : ) This is way before your time, but Kenny Rogers had a lyric, "Got to know when to hold 'em, and know when to
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15y ago
How old are you? Outsourcing? To where? Part of the problem is a "Tech Co-Founder" is already making $300k+ a year. If you want someone to throw a few hours your way, you need to sweeten the pot and step up the talk a bit. Some "Tech co
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15y ago
jaypreneur, 1) I wish you the best of luck. 2) As Buffett said, "Invest in what you know." 3) Hire the best you can afford to help you with the tech issues. Regarding 3: You go and learn all you can, write some code, etc. The more you lear