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Lies that Losers Tell
(bhorowitz.com)
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I started sharing some "meta ideas" I've collected over time, to spur some ideas on how to find opportunities: http://times.jayliew.com/tag/meta-idea/
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The Future of Networking
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Simple pomodoro timer in a shell — Gist
(gist.github.com)
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jayliew
15y ago
Nice write up, Kul. A no brainer to go through YC again. Talk soon!
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If you give me a credit card and a problem statement, chances are that I can come up with a working webapp that solves the problem Just so I interpret correctly, are you basically saying that if someone cut you a blank check, you can solv
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Management Debt
(bhorowitz.com)
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A good idea to help prioritize which leads to pursue!
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Gathering Competitive Intelligence: Cust-Dev Someone Else's Business
(times.jayliew.com)
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It's possible that you could have a company that has 1% paying users that's MORE profitable than a company with 50% paying users. The size of the profit is more important than ratio of paying to non-paying, generally speaking. (And of cours
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Just to mention another option for prospective authors to publish an e-book sans the sucky parts: HyperInk.com (YC startup)
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May your CAC be low, your LTV be large, and your viral coefficient > 1.0 ! - from Silicon Valley
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Hi there, thanks for the feedback. The focus of the article was most certainly more of "how to extract value in creative was other than the most obvious: straight up paying for it with cold hard cash" (less so encouraging people to race to
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Ways to "monetize" (other than directly charging your users cold hard cash)
(times.jayliew.com)
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Meta-idea: Fast follower
(times.jayliew.com)
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Meta-idea: Indispensable Piece In Someone's Whole Product
(times.jayliew.com)
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They called me up too and told me they reversed their SOPA stance and I told them if they have to wait for customer backlash to do their right thing, it's already too late. On a separate note, I think they're a lightning rod for the anti-SO
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Good programming exercise :)
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I think you should test: * value creation hypothesis * growth hypothesis * value capture hypothesis Value creation: what is it about this app that the users value? E.g. is it because the users don't have to deal with pen and paper, and that
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Ask HN: Finding informal mentors/advisors for your startup?
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Fire bullets, once you hit, then fire the cannon -Jim Collins on Charlie Rose
(charlierose.com)
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another reason for startups to be ramen profitable!
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What Now? Founder Re-org // Peter Levine
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Lessons learned: 1. Build MVP 2. Get in front of a bunch of users & iterate (build whatever else supporting features) 3. :)
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Looking Bigger // Scott Weiss
(scott.a16z.com)
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"Having people around you care about what you're doing is an extraordinarily powerful force." Hit the nail on the head, explains exactly why I'm hungry for a mentor, even more so than an investor, enough though my savings is running out.
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Merging Glam and Ning : pmarca
(blog.pmarca.com)
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Yup. It's kind of like being a web developer and building a startup. You have to be clear that you're trying to build a business, not a web site. In business, you don't get points for being creative/sexy and win by getting the most points.
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In my haste, forgot to mention other key resources in my "toolkit": * Entrepreneur's Guide to Customer Development http://custdev.com (cheat sheet to Steve Blank's book) * Highly recommend Lean Startup Machine to get hands on practice wit
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Thanks Ms. Hacker Dojo Director :)
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