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by gerby 10y ago
Me too.
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by gerby 10y ago
He should've never went to jail..
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by gerby 10y ago
Indeed. It was actually an investor from LA that introduced the term to me. I was familiar with liquidity meaning the cash that's available to a company, but had never actually heard it used before to describe the dynamics of the suppl
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by gerby 10y ago
It's a term that was used by one of the VCs, to describe the dynamics of the supply-side of the marketplace. Perhaps he wasn't using it in the right context. Thanks!
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by gerby 10y ago
Thanks. The Weapon has the opportunity to scale into something more than what it is, but for now, it's purely a tool to help us get liquidity, which can be one of the hardest parts of running a marketplace. It's not part of the co
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by gerby 10y ago
This comment was really helpful. We plan on using the information to generate leads for contractors so that we can get liquidity on the supply-side of our marketplace. We are a "social marketplace for contracts" and The Weapon is
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by gerby 10y ago
Thanks for your input. Will be seeing a lawyer before it's deployed. Will be interesting. Hopefully our servers will be busy on launch.
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by gerby 10y ago
I dropped out of University, to build my startup called ContractIt. Peter Thiels' words about feeling like he was on a very straight-forward path with his law career, really stood out to me, and shook up my feelings about my own educat
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Ask HN: Corporate nullification question
5 points by gerby 10y ago|10 comments
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by gerby 10y ago
If Peter helped this man to get on his feet and find justice, that would be a very noble act. I'm personally willing to donate this exonerated man a computer and teach him how to code user interfaces remotely if he wants. If I could af
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How to get emails back from VCs
1 points by gerby 11y ago|0 comments
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Would Amazon circa-1994 been accepted to Y Combinator?(telco2.net)
2 points by gerby 11y ago|0 comments