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by kno 16y ago
How to present and sell the data is key.
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by kno 16y ago
I don’t think the government is big fan of open source either. They mostly worry about support.
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The Harsh Realities Of Being An Entrepreneur(onstartups.com)
58 points by kno 16y ago|11 comments
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by kno 16y ago
The difference: Money
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Spaceport America(virgingalactic.com)
2 points by kno 16y ago|0 comments
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by kno 16y ago
What is the story with the Founder Institute? They have about 40 companies in their portfolio already, how do they tally against YC?
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by kno 16y ago
In my opinion, getting a technical cofounder would have been a great asset in helping him make the right decision in the first place. Unfortunately I don’t think he have learned that because the last time I check he was still doing somethin
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by kno 16y ago
A friend of mine an, MBA guy, founded a startup with almost all the coding outsourcing (the most important part of the code). His startup became well funded and he paid a heavy price for the outsourced decision. He did not have the sourced
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by kno 16y ago
What will this app do different from my current FAQ page, why should I sign up with your service?
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Invasion of the Apple Fanboys(avc.com)
1 points by kno 16y ago|0 comments
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by kno 16y ago
Nice, some folks will demote you here for any reason.
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Employee Equity: Options(avc.com)
7 points by kno 16y ago|0 comments
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by kno 16y ago
Probably the longest resignation letter I’ve ever seen
134.
by kno 16y ago
Nice, I knew it.
135.
by kno 16y ago
Wow looking at the ranking page here http://www.wattvision.com/rankings Mark's House use about 10 times energy as comparable size homes. Is it a house or an open air furnace?
136.
by kno 16y ago
few of mine: mistersafe.com geoplorer.com dropoutfactory.com culturetoculture.net
137.
by kno 16y ago
Clickable: http://justinvincent.com/page/100/how-to-trump-microsoft-goo...
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by kno 16y ago
Golden rule for startup: do not build your entire model on the back of a giant like Twitter. Outcome: They will buy you off (rarely), they will cut your oxygen line off or they replicate your service; in most cases your screwed.
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Obama signs technology access bill for disabled (msnbc.msn.com)
1 points by kno 16y ago|0 comments
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by kno 16y ago
I am curious as of why this article is loosing this much steam, its rank drop from the middle of the first page in seconds.
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by kno 16y ago
I don’t see the irony in criticism.
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by kno 16y ago
The donate button seems kinda alien to me, why would you be asking for money at the same time your are asking someone to signup to know more about what you are doing? I think people donate money when they see something and are impressed abo
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by kno 16y ago
I’m very impressed by mailfinch, the idea that someone will upload a file and address let you print and mail it still blow my mind. Now you’re making money on it, Great job guys!
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by kno 16y ago
… My advice, stay clear of putting your business interest in the hands of countries like Libya. These guys are still decades from simple notions as the rule of law, no direct offense to Libya and Libyans. [EDIT] It may be hard for everyone
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Amazing cofounders(blog.pmarca.com)
3 points by kno 16y ago|0 comments
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by kno 16y ago
Personally I will not build a business at the mercy of the Libyan government.
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by kno 16y ago
This should be considered more of a side project than a startup.
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by kno 16y ago
One issue Groupon have is to review their cut to the lower, recurring complaint is the fact that they charge almost at least 50% of the sale, for most small businesses the discount + Groupon cut is just unsustainable.
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by kno 16y ago
Given the fact that reviews make or breaks products, companies now have great incentives in playing the reviews game. I have seen so many crappy products being praise by crazy reviews with generic theme like "I bought it for my son, my husb
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by kno 16y ago
I’m building the coolest marketing tool since the rolodex.

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