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by md1515 15y ago
my co-founder in my current startup has one. he is an australian and was making 150k/year out of college, but hated it. moved to eastern europe, made a staff management system and makes 1k/month now (like 6-8 months into it), but that is en
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by md1515 15y ago
My experiences with my own startup have told me this: There is no right way to go about anything. There may be some "norms", but just be creative to get the job done. Hell, just show up to some tech companies and badger them. If you're THAT
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by md1515 15y ago
I've heard NYC startups are more interested in making money/generating revenue while SV startups are more disruptive. I imagine the public transport will be better in any case....good luck Another tip - combine your office and apartment unl
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by md1515 15y ago
I would agree with a lot of HN posts here, but I have a few additions. You say your job is in such a niche market - is there something missing from this market? Maybe use your specialty knowledge in your favor by coming up with a good start
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by md1515 15y ago
I don't know about CPT/OPT, but I would suggest at least contacting an immigration attorney.
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by md1515 15y ago
I would suggest doing what curt said: find some startups you are interested in and send the CEO an email. Most startups are small enough that they will love to speak to you via email - if not to hire immediately, then at least to build a re
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by md1515 15y ago
Some 14 year olds can design pretty well. Plus - logo matters, but not that much. Look at Hacker News...it looks like someone taking beginner programming made it. Nonetheless, the content is fabulous - that's the point