jes81

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   by jes81 5y ago

   Depending on your geography, local angel groups can be a good place to start as they will provide a pipeline of local startups and you'd have the opportunity to connect with other investors looking at a similar stage. As several have m
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   Bizarre Mystery of Mummified Coon Dog Solved After 40 Years?(agweb.com)

   4 points by jes81 5y ago|1 comments
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   What is the limit of “remoteness” that innovation can tolerate?

   2 points by jes81 6y ago|0 comments
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   by jes81 6y ago

   Thanks for the reply, very helpful
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   NDA for Seed / Series A Rounds

   2 points by jes81 6y ago|2 comments
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   by jes81 6y ago

   Thanks for the feedback - it can be difficult to break out of the "corporate group think"
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   by jes81 6y ago

   You're spot on - very comfortable with accounting and finance. I've created a lot of value so far through financial modeling for organizations. Great feedback on CS degree.
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   by jes81 6y ago

   I saw that, which inspired this post. I'm going less for social status (lived the ibanker thing and didn't like it) and more for building a product or business I'd be proud of.
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   Should I pursue CS over MBA?

   3 points by jes81 6y ago|6 comments
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    by jes81 7y ago

    Interesting concept, I was chewing on something similar a few months ago and excited to see someone put this into action. Looking forward to following your growth. - JS