jmonegro

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811.
by jmonegro 17y ago
Thank you.
812.
Ask HN/PG: College/YC. Too young for YC?
4 points by jmonegro 17y ago|10 comments
813.
Where to Find Startup Money(entrepreneur.com)
19 points by jmonegro 17y ago|4 comments
814.
Real-Life Twitter Business Success Stories(nytimes.com)
1 points by jmonegro 17y ago|0 comments
815.
by jmonegro 17y ago
To make sure it's easily feasible, with low entry barrier and risk.
816.
Do You have a viable startup idea?(hunch.com)
20 points by jmonegro 17y ago|13 comments
817.
Don LaFontaine: The Voice [video](youtube.com)
1 points by jmonegro 17y ago|0 comments
818.
How Will Robots See in 2018? [video](fastcompany.com)
1 points by jmonegro 17y ago|0 comments
819.
by jmonegro 17y ago
Did you really think HN was that dumb? Don't come here just promoting your stuff. Use digg instead.
820.
Nitroglycerin And Nitrogen Triiodide [video](metacafe.com)
1 points by jmonegro 17y ago|0 comments
821.
Dude — Dell’s Making Money Off Twitter(wired.com)
2 points by jmonegro 17y ago|0 comments
822.
by jmonegro 17y ago
I think that to some extent, the professor might be right. What if I was to take that same course, with the same professor, and got the same assignment. I could easily browse his source code when I get coder's block.
823.
by jmonegro 17y ago
That's good news for me :) I'd also add that bootstrapping is easier because of the lower cost of living for the younger generations, as required necessities are very basic. Microwave dinners, running water, and electricity is more than eno
824.
The Twitterverse(flickr.com)
1 points by jmonegro 17y ago|0 comments
825.
How to Get Started with iPhone Development(webdesignerdepot.com)
9 points by jmonegro 17y ago|0 comments
826.
by jmonegro 17y ago
I pointed out in another comment, that companies could give away free stuff to the top comment authors for their product as an incentive. The problem with monetary rewards is that I don't want to have to manage that, since this is a side pr
827.
by jmonegro 17y ago
It then becomes way too complicated. Plus, the more the reviews on a post, the less money each commenter would make, because the profits would have to be redistributed.
828.
by jmonegro 17y ago
I just thought about a karma system similar to HN. The next step would be what to do with those numbers. Free incentives from startups to users with good karma who vote/comment/review on their ventures?
829.
by jmonegro 17y ago
The poster of the pitch decides which comments he likes the best, maybe?
830.
by jmonegro 17y ago
Exactly, that's why I wanted to start with people from the HN community, where most are qualified, and the reviews here are mostly very constructive.
831.
by jmonegro 17y ago
Not a bad idea... let's say they make, for example, 20 coupon codes for the 20 most useful reviews...
832.
by jmonegro 17y ago
How about the more you review, the higher your own pitches appear?
833.
by jmonegro 17y ago
Never really thought of it, but what incentive is there for Digg users? For Reddit users? The community helps each other. Because I would be looking to build a close, small, but knowledgeable community like HN, many of the reviewers might e
834.
Ask HN: Would you use this?
12 points by jmonegro 17y ago|24 comments
835.
by jmonegro 17y ago
Yes
836.
by jmonegro 17y ago
No
837.
by jmonegro 17y ago
Common creed I've read around the startup world seems to be "release early, upgrade often", but I've always thought you must have a strong (note: strong doesn't mean many) set of features before launch.
838.
by jmonegro 17y ago
They're independent from each other. A startup is young company/business offering a product or a service. A web app can be the service that a startup provides, which is why you see many web startups as web apps. I can create a web app witho
839.
by jmonegro 17y ago
That is true for me as well. I wonder what happened.
840.
by jmonegro 17y ago
And so the government would own 70% of YC, just like GM? And then, they'd rebrand it to GC - Government Combinator.

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