fmu

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by fmu 17y ago
looks like it was acquired from a previous registrant whose ownership against the later .edu rules had been grandfathered, therefore liable to get dropped from the zone file at some point in the future should the service ever become popular
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by fmu 19y ago
the equilibrium solution would be for everyone to link to the most popular destination, so this makes no sense.
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by fmu 19y ago
i don't think a single employee will ever get 10-20% of the company
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by fmu 19y ago
I think MySpace now runs on some variant of ColdFusion compiled to .NET
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by fmu 19y ago
the company form you would typically choose is actually the Ltd. rather than a partnership; there is really nothing special to it, you can self-incorporate online for a few hundred EUR and will only need a mail forwarding agent having gone
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by fmu 19y ago
the question is: do i want someone to hold a large chunk of my equity who does not care about making money? me thinks not. secondly, you state having your own startup. if this is not a shitty startup it will absorb all of your free time. wh
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by fmu 19y ago
socialism, risk aversion, retarded labor laws, few adequate computer programmers, tiny private equity market, most startup investors are not well-connected outside their immediate environment thus add little value
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by fmu 19y ago
People would just link to their LinkedIn profile here if they wanted to disclose their bio.
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by fmu 19y ago
Looking for one and only one co-founder here! I want to take information trading (e.g. CFD and betting exchanges, think tradesports/ cityindex/ betfair/ etc.) to the next level beyond its current primitive incarnations. Not sure yet whether