grantsch

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by grantsch 4y ago
game in my comment above is basically exactly what you are describing except you play 1 soldier only
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by grantsch 4y ago
You would love this game called Foxhole https://store.steampowered.com/app/505460/Foxhole/
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by grantsch 5y ago
I'm sure it can help in conjunction with sales. Of course it can augment other activity.
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by grantsch 5y ago
B2B early stage companies selling a high ticket service/product need to be focused on sales activity. Ads are a distraction. It's the seemingly easy way out but there's no way out of selling early stage.
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by grantsch 6y ago
do you have a link or know the name of the show? i'd be very interested in watching that
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by grantsch 7y ago
Nearly none of the comments are really about what they're eliminating: SAT subject tests (NOT the SAT!) The main SAT is basically a basic skills and IQ test while the SUBJECT tests are almost entirely about preparation, making them muc
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by grantsch 7y ago
ok email me
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by grantsch 7y ago
if you had a machine that could profitably pick stocks why would you ever invest just your money (not a lot) vs other people’s money (could be infinite if your strategy scales)
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by grantsch 7y ago
Email me your performance #s if this is real. I can help you. Email address in my bio. Thanks
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by grantsch 7y ago
I’m confused If you have a profitable strategy that scales up, raise capital to execute on it. Doesn’t seem too hard.
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by grantsch 7y ago
this is a very smart comment
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by grantsch 7y ago
if it's really profitable why don't you raise a fund
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by grantsch 7y ago
ok thanks
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by grantsch 7y ago
hey we can talk email me (in bio)
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by grantsch 7y ago
I agree w/ you on this. Complicated earnout arrangements aren't something we're interested in. We're interested in taking over businesses and using our skillset (marketing for me / software for my partner) to unlock
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by grantsch 7y ago
thanks for your input
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by grantsch 7y ago
well there's a trade-off. they get money in return.
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by grantsch 7y ago
we have access to capital for the right thing
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by grantsch 7y ago
We want to work on something cool and this is one way to jump in. I think it's really case by case if it works or not.
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Can I buy your side project?
38 points by grantsch 7y ago|41 comments
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by grantsch 7y ago
you can sell it to my team then you won't have to open to potentially doing a profit-sharing deal as well if it's good. grantschiller18 at [google's email service] dot com
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by grantsch 9y ago
A classic from Brecht's "Hollywood Elegies" --- Every day, to earn my daily bread I go to the market where lies are bought Hopefully I take up my place among the sellers.
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by grantsch 9y ago
Just to be clear, I'm not a writer. That said, there are certain structural elements one expects to see in a well-crafted story... the same way you expect to see certain things in a good program.
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by grantsch 9y ago
I mean sure, just like anything there is a certain method to writing a story. That doesn't mean that writing a movie is just paint-by-numbers like you seem to be implying. A programmer doesn't invent a new language every time she&
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by grantsch 9y ago
Yeah... and that's not really accurate.
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by grantsch 9y ago
As someone with some relevant industry experience, I can tell you that nearly 0 professional screenwriters or development executives are consciously sticking to a rigid structure as prescribed by some book. Instead, what you're seeing