jesusmichael

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by jesusmichael 12y ago
Its an idea that's been around for a long time... back in the 90's some scientist from Stanford was trying to come up to paint that converted sunlight to electricity... If they just started with every roof built from this point fo
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by jesusmichael 12y ago
and this http://algorithmsandme.blogspot.in/p/blog-page_27.html#.U4o2...
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by jesusmichael 12y ago
They will probably ask you to actually code something. I don't know these guys... but they might ask you some silly ass trick question.. http://www.programcreek.com/2012/11/top-10-algorithms-for-co... Check
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by jesusmichael 12y ago
that's how you get a job..
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by jesusmichael 12y ago
Soooo with a $1M they are going pave a driveway? a 1/2 mile stretch of Arizona desert?
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by jesusmichael 12y ago
do you have a patent?
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by jesusmichael 12y ago
yea... whatever... I'm thinking you might get a discount if go with your agent.
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by jesusmichael 12y ago
Wow... I can't imagine a stupider way to hire someone... what does social networking mastery have to do with driving a forklift?
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by jesusmichael 12y ago
Well... most large ins cos have these lines. Allstate, Farmers, State Farm. If you have a house, call your agent they will get you a deal that's a small business rider on your homeowners ins. If you don't have a house... call t
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by jesusmichael 12y ago
1. The GL is a little high... If you're a sole proprietor and you own a home you can get the GL rider for like $200-300 a year. 2. PL isn't expensive typically they rate it by your last 12 months of revenue. We do $10M+ last year
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by jesusmichael 12y ago
so many ideas... so little time... lack of ideas comes from exposure to problems. For that you need to have a job... that's why most of the good ideas come from experience...
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by jesusmichael 12y ago
Homelessness has less to do with inability to find work than mental illness. Most long term homeless have problems that work or education won't help.
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by jesusmichael 12y ago
ugg..
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by jesusmichael 12y ago
Jasmine Lynn Schurr...
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by jesusmichael 12y ago
The devil you know vs. the devil you don't... You really think these accounting products are that different?
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by jesusmichael 12y ago
^this
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by jesusmichael 12y ago
Lame article. Most if these issues that arose could have been handled easily by a first year MBA. 1. There are so many ways to get rid of this guy I can't mention them all. However, vesting is a good idea. 2. The incorporation, crea
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by jesusmichael 12y ago
The form of incorporation is more important than the state. Delaware is NOT necessary unless your exit is IPO, or when you have a large or diverse shareholder base. YC mostly funds and promotes "BIG" ideas which get MILLIONS of
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by jesusmichael 12y ago
I doubt it was a "blue sky" issue. Since it seems like it was an "Accredited Investor" and they would have signed an waiver to that effect. Probably had more to do with the firm acting as a broker in the deal, and viola
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by jesusmichael 12y ago
That's a good question... but where are all the 50-60 year old firemen? Electrical engineering paid pretty good back in the day... so I can assume that if they managed their money wisely, they are sitting on a boat on some lake in Wis
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by jesusmichael 12y ago
Well considering that the PC was available until the 80's, you'll find few guys in their 50-60's writing code in Ruby or PHP... most of those guys are Fortran an Assembler cats. There are plenty of jobs still available worki
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by jesusmichael 12y ago
Where do you think they go? Do you really think that a 20 something with no experience programming is more valuable than a 43 year old with 20 years of experience? Maybe in some SF based start-up where culture is more important that produ
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by jesusmichael 12y ago
I've seen that more from guys that "start from scratch" than guys who cut and paste... most guys who cut and paste also annotate and comment... most geniuses can't be bothered to both code and comment...
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by jesusmichael 12y ago
Being a "Programming Master" has so little to do with coding, but the ability to analyze and automate real world processes and make them interact intelligently for the benefit of the user. Solving puzzles and memorizing algorithm
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by jesusmichael 12y ago
wow... You must be from the school of re-inventing the wheel... most things that need to be coded have been done before by someone else and quite well... No one chops down their own tress when they want to build a deck. They take lumber th
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by jesusmichael 12y ago
yumm... now tell MS to fix their rfcomm...
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by jesusmichael 12y ago
I don't like ice cream that much... but taco trucks that deliver tacos that taste good.. ok
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by jesusmichael 12y ago
so is everyone else... really are there NO new ideas?
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by jesusmichael 12y ago
I'd hire ted
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by jesusmichael 12y ago
Its like ratatouille... Everyone can cook!!

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