kahunamoore

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by kahunamoore 11y ago
Re: compensation, transparency is critical. One approach that might work well for Co-op based startups is the "dynamic equity split" as outlined by Mike Moyer in his book "Slicing Pie" - see also: http://www.s
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by kahunamoore 11y ago
The Co-op Source Foundation (www.coopsource.org, an apex, not-for-profit organization) helps software developers build their own Co-op projects. Feel free to join us in this effort. There are many advantages of going Co-op. Using the seven
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by kahunamoore 11y ago
I would turn that statement around, the biggest advantage of coops is that they do not fall into the debt trap. When you borrow money from VCs they own you. Keeping them happy becomes job #1 and your customers job #2. The day your funding
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by kahunamoore 11y ago
Awesome work David!
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by kahunamoore 12y ago
What is needed is a middle ground between OSS and proprietary licensing. Towards this end we are attempting to define a new software license that is organized around the idea of a software cooperative. This provides the basis for a sustaina
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by kahunamoore 12y ago
We are currently prototyping a Co-operative community that works a lot like OSS projects. It includes a parent Co-operative that helps fund individual projects. Key to the idea is the Co-op Source software license. Shaped by cooperative pri
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by kahunamoore 12y ago
That was also true of many languages early in the adoption curve. The difference is cljs is hosted on one of the most popular platforms on the planet, JavaScript, so it gets to play nicely (better?!) within that ecosystem. When the boss ask
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by kahunamoore 13y ago
Here is a sample application note detailing an integration with the TI SensorTag: http://www.greenarraychips.com/home/documents/greg/AN012-130...