hiromichan

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by hiromichan 15y ago
Uhm I guess it's about common sense and not being an engineer all the time!! If someone would call a pizza place in reality saying they wanted 11 equal pieces, they would have answered that at most they could have the pizza cut in some slic
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by hiromichan 15y ago
I suppose it is also important to find out why are you burning out? Is it the amount of work? Is it something your co-founders do or something that didn't turn out as expected? I suppose there are several reasons why someone can burn out, a
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by hiromichan 15y ago
OpenStreetMap is an interesting project in crowdsourcing geographical information. I am really curios and heager to find out what would happen if more companies will start sharing their efforts with OpenStreetMap. I would love to see the pr
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by hiromichan 15y ago
Sorry gamechangr, I think I might have got some links wrong.. This was the program: http://www.seedcamp.com/ :) it is the biggest one in europe at the moment of speaking even though I particularly like the hackfwd philosphy :). If you loo
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by hiromichan 15y ago
Hey gamechangr, here is the list of the just the most famous: www.startupbootcamp.org www.seedcamp.org www.hackfwd.com www.springboard.com www.theopenfund.com There is a lot going on in the tech community at the moment in Europe, even thoug
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by hiromichan 15y ago
I spent 5 years at Googs. Good food in the office is great. It's way better having healthy food than just sushi or pizza delivery all the times. Also giving your people time to spend alone and step out for lunch or just a walk is great too
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by hiromichan 15y ago
I think I need to clarify my statement here.. By saying "open EU market a bit too" I meant that I think it is beneficial for European startups and entrepreneurs wannabe if they know they can easily apply for programs like ycombinator and br
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Non-US based startups
5 points by hiromichan 15y ago|8 comments