geoffclapp

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by geoffclapp 11y ago
I'd be glad to answer any questions people have about Jason as an investor and share my experience. He was involved in my second startup - the first was very successful, the second was a failure. I had a great experience with Jason, ev
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by geoffclapp 15y ago
It's amazing how many of us had the same emotion, about not wanting to let down or disappoint Steve Jobs. Much of what you said is echoed in my own post, about being at Apple when Steve came back, and him shutting down our project (and feel
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by geoffclapp 15y ago
The reply from LivingSocial is disappointing; the defense of the issue as "well, you don't know what we know" may be true, but doesn't make much sense on the surface. How can that be good for a company, given the buying public doesn't know
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by geoffclapp 15y ago
One of the nicest parts of this is the client focus - the idea that you can send a build with BugHerd optimized in to make the issue easier to describe. With the plethora of consumer apps, great idea, but also in enterprise verticals like h
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by geoffclapp 15y ago
Although all companies go through litigation, this is starting to feel more and more like the same process Microsoft went through with IE - core business, varied legal action at state, federal, and international level, and business practice
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by geoffclapp 16y ago
@Jason - might be good to take a look at the comments/frustrations on hackathons in this thread to get some ideas as well of what people liked/didn't like. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2240226
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by geoffclapp 16y ago
First, the answer is an absolute yes. Hackathon would be great. I would rather do that all night the first night than go to a party (realizing, of course I just posted this on the internet, and now look amazingly lame). I think the two most