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maxklein
16y ago
If you were approached by these people to invest and you actually told them to send you hardware to evaluate, then I take back what I said initially.
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I find this article difficult to believe re the wage. 900 yuan is a very difficult wage to live on in Shenzhen, and I doubt that people are leaving their home towns to go and work in shenzhen and just earning 900yuan. Or does this exclude b
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Local Motors: A New Kind of (crowdsourced) Car Company
(businessweek.com)
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maxklein
16y ago
Why do you say that?
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16y ago
Here, I described my workflow: http://blog.cubeofm.com/on-how-google-wave-surprisingly-chan...
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16y ago
Why don't you just implement ID cards like in europe and skip this social security nonsense? And ID card has your face and height on it, making it more difficult for someone to pass as you.
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16y ago
Kreci.net
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16y ago
That guy Kreci that just posted his info recently. He made 1500 last month.
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16y ago
I think posterous are really good at communicating with users. A few times I wanted to switch to wordpress due to some missing feature or the other, but then when I said my complaint on twitter I'd get a message with some time line and it w
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16y ago
But why?
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That's just what his replies from the other thread make it seem like. Perhaps there is some more thorough method he goes through, but from what I recognized, it seemed very impulsive and surface. And if anyone has a chip, take a look at his
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16y ago
Yes, I do. I read both of your methods, and I have a clear preference for Weinbergs method. It makes more sense to me from a neutral non-involved point of view. Sure I could just defer to the fact that you have done so many deals and automa
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16y ago
That's a very strange allegation. I've been accused of many things, but "looking down on people" is not one of them. I don't look down on anyone or want to, as this goes against everything I have ever stood for. Yes, I've not done an angel
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16y ago
Saying I "don't have a clue" and that I want to "look down on somebody" is not very nice. I have no reason to be angry at you, do I? I don't know you. Perhaps you're not used to people telling you their honest opinion anymore. That's my opi
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I believe that the Gabriel Weinberg method makes a lot more sense than the Schachter method. From his thread, the impression I got was that he just had some amount of money and wanted to put it in startups the way kids buy toys: Hey, that's
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16y ago
Obviously. You are trying to make money. I am asking - when will you make the money and how much? If I put 25k in a business in 2008, when will I see a return and how much would that return be? Or are you just doing it to be associated with
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16y ago
So you're doing it to improve the world and not for the money?
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16y ago
Let's say you invest 25k in a company. What's your expectation on when you will receive money, and how much are you expecting to receive?
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16y ago
I'm sorry, but I want my bankers to be grave old men in suits. I also want my bank to have offices all over the world and I want to know that they are handling money many hundreds of times larger than whatever I have. I don't want a bank st
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16y ago
Tie up your money in long term investments
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16y ago
Well done. I think this goes to show that when you want to generate cash and your focus is on the money, it's better to do several small things instead of investing time on a single product that takes a long time to make cash. Your income i
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16y ago
Sounds like VHDL
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16y ago
I wanted to post but then I saw that captcha and it seemed like too much trouble to fill it out.
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16y ago
They are in the business of writing interesting stories. If you have an interesting story like "I totally kicked Googles ass in all benchmarks", they may write about you. Give people the interesting story that their viewers could like, and
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16y ago
Think of it this way: what do THEY gain by covering you? What's THEIR benefit? Inform them what they will gain.
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16y ago
It was a pretty low end server at webfaction. The point I'm making is that it should give me the same errors at low load that it gives at high load. But with django when you change your load, the errors change.
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I am pretty good at Django. But Django is really disappointing. I've switched back to PHP. These are the problems: 1. Django has a steep learning curve 2. Django speeds up the start of the project, but afterwards development gets slow. Real
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You know, what I think is that this business is not going to work. There just seem so many things unusual about it. If you cross $1500 a month, you're going to have to give a detailed break-down of what made it work, because I bet I would l
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16y ago
If I were you, I'd drop the Wordpress and WooThemes link - it brings nothing to your business and negatively affects those who care about such things. Do you have experience in B2B? Cold calling and searching for your customer instead of th
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maxklein
16y ago
That's absolutely not me and I'd never do that kind of stuff.
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