maliciouskitty

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by maliciouskitty 19y ago
The iPhone has bluetooth right?! In the worst case, pretty sure it is no brainer to hookup an Apple Wireless Keyboard or even a cheapo PC bluetooth keyboard with it.
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by maliciouskitty 19y ago
After involving a few startups myself, I've a few advices to give you all: 1. Try hard to make a name that is not more than Three syllables: see how Apple names their names from corporate name "Apple" to products like "iPod", "iTunes", "Web
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by maliciouskitty 19y ago
On the other hand, I run a little online shop with my girlfriend, that is getting pretty respectable income: I handle the technical things, and she handles the customer services/inventory/shipping stuff. It surely beats working for somebody
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by maliciouskitty 19y ago
Well, 12-14 hours a day is pretty much the norm for a startup right? I am, too, living thru prelaunch of my startup. But think of looking back at yourself 10 years later... you will be proud that you live through this. If you have the pass
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by maliciouskitty 20y ago
C'me.... with the age of EC2 and S3, there are no reason you cannot bootstrap the whole thing yourself? And there are tons of other ways to make money, if you are smart enough to build a startup. Surely is nice to have somebody written yo
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by maliciouskitty 20y ago
I started out using java with WebObjects for a year, then found Django, never look back again. Python is a lot better than Java for agile startups.
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by maliciouskitty 20y ago
If your startup is looking for an Asian market, you can try PayDollar. I used PayDollar at Fleur.hk http://fleur.hk/ , which is a WebObjects site I made for a flower shop. They offer Paypal style redirection but the meat is their API whic