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juanpablo
19y ago
Someone other not related to the company or I can sign for my cofounders?
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juanpablo
19y ago
>>1. It makes the format feel more formal, reducing your ability to develop a rapport with the VCs and making the interaction more awkward. I'm not sure about this. A standing presentation gives you the opportunity to communicate a
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juanpablo
19y ago
http://www.alistapart.com/topics/design/ http://www.baekdal.com/articles/ The book "Don't Make Me Think" by Steve Krug is a classic.
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19y ago
At last!
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juanpablo
19y ago
Take some courses about hard things you want/need to learn and don't worry about the degree.
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juanpablo
19y ago
No. It mean that all the '.com' with generic names are taken.
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Tractis: Signing Contracts Online
(solutionwatch.com)
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juanpablo
19y ago
Is not a BK idea but FON's ( http://www.fon.com ), an Ubuntu-like WiFi movement/business that already has the support of Google, Skype, Sequoia Capital and others. And I think that, yes, the secret plan it is to overthrown the telcos oligop
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juanpablo
19y ago
Why women, aged people or anyone should be "protected" if they have talent? The young man in your story was so confident of his talent that wore t-shirt, necklace and sweatpants to present his software. And any smart company will hire him.
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19y ago
This should clarify it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Not_Invented_Here But davidw seems to be thinking this way: http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/fog0000000007.html It might be fun to build you own CMS but, for many of us, could b
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19y ago
"Ideas for Startups" ( http://paulgraham.com/ideas.html )
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juanpablo
19y ago
That's weird. Are you opening the presentation in a tab? I'm trying it in Ubuntu and Windows XP and it works as it should (no bar).
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juanpablo
19y ago
IE7? No, that bar is for "security". Firefox/Opera/etc: real fullscreen.
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19y ago
changed (thanks)
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19y ago
We were afraid of Google slides... but now not so much.
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juanpablo
19y ago
10 years later conclusion: listen to the "experts" but only follow your instinct.
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19y ago
Liferea (Linux desktop app)
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juanpablo
19y ago
Photos of people using the product are powerful images. But , in order to make a similar manual for a web app today, what demographic you should use? It must be like a Benetton ad?
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19y ago
You can get the same thing in Linux installing Compiz/Beryl and it's "Negative" plugin. Once active just press Super+m (Super is the "Windows" key) to "negate" the screen.
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19y ago
It is because, for each problem/annoyance you have, there are certanly many other people in the world who have it too. In addition, many of them are exposed to a similar environment so it is probable that they come up with similar solutions