moonman

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   by moonman 19y ago

   Why does any institution of higher learning need a $35Billion dollar endowment?
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   by moonman 19y ago

   Care to elaborate?
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   by moonman 19y ago

   This class involved bantering about nothing and and absolutely everything at the same time. It was a small class (usually 3 unique friends that I had just met). And the format was twice a week/discussion. I think it was called: Late-nigh
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   by moonman 19y ago

   What universal business maxim dictates that? As long as everyone agrees to the conditions of the contract before being signed.
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   by moonman 19y ago

   That's exactly why I was initially worried 1) because most tech-ventures have low barriers of entry (due to low over-heard costs) 2) generally speaking, the expertise required to implement a novel idea is almost rather trivial because progr
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   by moonman 19y ago

   Maybe not--but the article is written in a way to minimize the importance of a good idea. Read below: "In particular, you don't need a brilliant idea to start a startup around. The way a startup makes money is to offer people better tech
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   by moonman 19y ago

   That's true, no idea by itself is sufficient to becoming successful unless there is solid execution/implementation. However, in the case of startups that are "inventing" a product instead of making something existing better the initial ide
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   Hypothetical Question regarding Intellectual Property/NDAs

   2 points by moonman 19y ago|8 comments