imkevingao

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Looking for Innovation Inspiration?(openforum.com)
2 points by imkevingao 16y ago|0 comments
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10 PS3 And Xbox 360 Games That Lived Up To The Crazy Hype They Received(gamingbolt.com)
1 points by imkevingao 16y ago|0 comments
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Hacker Writes Easy-to-use Mac Trojan(pcworld.com)
6 points by imkevingao 16y ago|2 comments
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by imkevingao 16y ago
Facebook is probably going to bring in a lot more this year with Facebook Credit and Facebook Place. Although the revenue is high, the expense for Groupon is probably high as well, after all it's not cheap to launch that many commercials du
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How To Troll the Internet With Special Effects Magic (motherboard.tv)
3 points by imkevingao 16y ago|0 comments
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Googlebombers turn "Abortion" into second result for "Murder"(boingboing.net)
1 points by imkevingao 16y ago|0 comments
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Sony cuts PSP to $130 to make way for NGP(electronista.com)
1 points by imkevingao 16y ago|0 comments
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Whoa... Groupon Generated $760M in Revenue in 2010(mashable.com)
49 points by imkevingao 16y ago|30 comments
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by imkevingao 16y ago
Do you want to be the king or to be rich? Ask yourself that. If you merge with the company, you'll have a better shot at becoming rich, but dramatically lose your stake in your current product. If you want to be the king, then keep pursuing
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by imkevingao 16y ago
1. Find few friends you know that are involved in the tech industry, see if they're qualified, if not, ask them for leads to competent people. 2. Post on the web, that's less reliable, but you might find someone nearby. CTO + lead, that's a
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Ask HN: Webdesigns for user experience?
2 points by imkevingao 16y ago|1 comments
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Groupon Superbowl Commercials(savethemoney.groupon.com)
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Show HN: Who Groupon is Competing With in China
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by imkevingao 16y ago
I don't really get the whole controversy with the angel industry. It's not a friendly world, it's vicious out there. You can't honestly just sit there, and expect the game to stay the same for the next century... It's a fast moving world. T
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by imkevingao 16y ago
Well see, in my opinion being on the left of the -3 is somewhat a tradeoff. Of course there are plenty of within +- standard deviation folks who goes past the +3. It's definitely not an overnight process, it's hard and difficult. Consists c
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by imkevingao 16y ago
do a random function of values between $1 dollar to $100 million, and whatever the output is, that's the value of your startup. There is no formula. Everything is intrinsic. You might think your startup is worth $10m right now, but investor
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by imkevingao 16y ago
The answer is that you just have to trust your instincts. I believe you're at the beginning stage of entrepreneurial myopia, which is good because that's where innovation comes from, but at the same time you'd be amazed at how many great id
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by imkevingao 16y ago
Sign a few sellers, and give really good offers for them to use your site. Then help those sellers advertise. Do it again. & Again Keep building the snowball until it's big. It's not easy, but that's one possible one. It should much mu
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Reflection of a Young Entrepreneur(milogao.tumblr.com)
7 points by imkevingao 16y ago|3 comments
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by imkevingao 16y ago
www.hulu.com . It's simple. It's easy to navigate. Only bad thing is too many commercials. But the user interface is just awesome
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by imkevingao 16y ago
Possibly. I mean in theory, correct me if I'm wrong since I haven't read any books on this type of stuff, VC investments always have a bubble like structure attached to it. Every VCs nowadays want to find their Google or Facebook, so more a
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by imkevingao 16y ago
$6.45 million on 43 ultra high potential startups, I wouldn't call it a bubble. If anything, I would wonder why others didn't start earlier. I consider this move by DST and YC an innovative pareto optimal solution for both entrepreneurs and
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by imkevingao 16y ago
Well the central question is why did you raise the money? Your case seems to be atypical, but I think the best thing to do right now is to grow your business. Instead of letting everything stay on a static basis of consistent 5k burn rate o
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by imkevingao 16y ago
Na i'd take that money any day. First it's good to have Yuri Milner and Ron Conway on your team. 43 startups @ 150k is only 6.45million, which is typical funding for one venture capital company. Except it's diversified into 43 of them, so t
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by imkevingao 16y ago
The Facebook Effect It's real, it's true, it's my version of Cinderella story. I've read many motivational books, they're good, but Facebook Effect conveyed the idea of possibility to me, and I love it.
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by imkevingao 16y ago
I think this is very hypocritical of Google. Just a few months ago they pulled out of China because of censorship, and now they're censoring stuff themselves. Sure it's not Exactly the same, but everything starts with a small precedent. N
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by imkevingao 16y ago
No need to read Ben Graham unless you're already a well educated investor. The theories that Ben Graham proposes are solid foundations and very useful, but at the same time there are more competition nowadays in the industry with the wide a
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by imkevingao 16y ago
I believe it's simply societal influences. Growing up, young girls follow the influence of older women. Mostly the pop culture nowadays. You have a small portion of female overachievers, but out of the small portion, even a smaller amount w
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by imkevingao 16y ago
but doesn't some spam post get more credit than intellectual discussions? Because lately I realized that something Sean Parker said about the Social Network movie got way more credit than it deserved as opposed to some interesting innovativ
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Ask HN: Who established the "Ask HN" tradition? or How was it established
1 points by imkevingao 16y ago|1 comments

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