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by joshu 11y ago
digg sold for $500k?
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by joshu 11y ago
I think most better funds will not engage in this. It is a bad sign for the startup. I often introduce companies to funds, but I just want the chance to invest alongside, which almost always happens. I am sometimes offered advisory shares f
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by joshu 11y ago
I actually got to passenger in one of these! It was a bit terrifyingly flimsy.
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by joshu 11y ago
He is trolling, right?
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by joshu 11y ago
Only theoretically. The difference between a decent negation and a great one relative to the difference in time for that negotiation. I can look it up later but it has been shown that real estate brokers wait longer for better prices on the
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by joshu 11y ago
Because being open (availability) spreads the same amount of liquidity across the clock. This decreases the available liquidity at any moment and thus generally increases volatility A another solution would be a single auction a day, and ev
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by joshu 11y ago
on the racetracks i drive at, a passenger taking out a phone is an immediate black flag for this very reason.
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by joshu 11y ago
Probability of success is already factored into the price the investors paid. You can come up with a different factor but all you are doing is effectively negotiating a different price. Your example thinks it is a $2.5MM company instead.
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by joshu 11y ago
usually pretty young. a year or so, often less?
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by joshu 11y ago
This looks familiar!
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by joshu 11y ago
The watercolor bot can do pressure.
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by joshu 11y ago
The youngest on the list is four years, now.
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by joshu 11y ago
This seems neat. Did it ship?
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by joshu 11y ago
I think I am an early investor in five of these. Not incredibly fond of the term "unicorn" though.
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by joshu 11y ago
I think you have an overly narrow view of machine learning or a very broad view of what classifications are.
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by joshu 11y ago
http://prex.sourceforge.net/
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by joshu 11y ago
Generally cars cannot control their steering. But obviously this one does have that ability. Interesting.
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by joshu 11y ago
> They were able to control steering wheel This seems unlikely.
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by joshu 11y ago
Yes. The relatively small trading volume is meaningless. Are there any studies on after-hours movement vs gap return?
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by joshu 11y ago
Mobile was the next thing.
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by joshu 11y ago
That seems absurdly low.
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by joshu 11y ago
It's true in general. Shares don't get smaller. Just the percentages of total ownership. Which doesn't matter if the share price is going up. (I am an early investor in Twilio)
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by joshu 11y ago
In this case, the later investors wanted to buy some early shares: http://techcrunch.com/2015/07/14/twilio-offers-early-shareho... This is not always the case.
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by joshu 11y ago
Huh? That's not how it works.
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by joshu 11y ago
Here's an idea: You cannot take material gain that would have been illegal in your employ for 2x your time of employ, or four years, whichever is longer. > Gene Zimmerman, the forest supervisor who was in charge at the time, retired
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by joshu 11y ago
Silly summary; the talk isn't the thing that raised the money. (I am an investor in Experiment.com)
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by joshu 11y ago
The template is kinda disrespectful to the reader. http://imgur.com/NxgBh68
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by joshu 11y ago
SCCA Spec Miata. I rent the track privately sometimes. This would have been much more exciting if it were closer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfQC0135Vfs
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by joshu 11y ago
As a hobby, I drive racecars. I have been thinking about something like this near the track to video me going by. (Far away vantage points look boring.) It seems like for much less than $500 you could build an RPI and just track moving obje
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by joshu 11y ago
I remember the time that Yahoo announced layoffs in time for earnings, but the specific people to be laid off we're not find out for six more weeks. This was not very good for morale.

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