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by nirmel 11y ago
It's mostly because for them it's so expensive to get a steady flow of clients. Kind of like how freelance programmers can charge $150/hr for dev work, but times two because it's much harder for a lawyer to get ongoing w
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by nirmel 12y ago
Is it possible to create a man-made process to convert carbon into oxygen? Do we need to rely on plants?
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by nirmel 12y ago
I run lawdingo.com. Any ideas on how we could use this?
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by nirmel 12y ago
How would you address their concern that you should have been able to raise 250k from SV VCs? Also, Shark Tank valuations seem so low compared to Valley (or YC) valuations that I'm curious how you came up with the offered terms.
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by nirmel 12y ago
There are some 20 categories, some selections have two people, and thus it would more appropriately be named 700 under 30.
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by nirmel 12y ago
How are calls placed to service providers? Does a robot voice read out the requests? If so, how do you convey to the service provider that this isn't a spam message?
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by nirmel 12y ago
I don't think it says that. The author points out that upon entering the top 10 percentile, "you'd still be below-average among those top 10 percenters." PS. Send my regards to Watson!
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The Alleged Uber-ification of Legal Services(medium.com)
2 points by nirmel 12y ago|0 comments
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The (Alleged) Uber-ification of Legal Services(abovethelaw.com)
4 points by nirmel 12y ago|0 comments
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by nirmel 12y ago
There tends to be a few solo founders in each batch. I was one. It'll cause a bit more scrutiny, but don't let it deter you!
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by nirmel 12y ago
I run Lawdingo.com, a place to get connected to lawyers for advice or services. We charge $30 for advice calls, but if you email me (nikhil@lawdingo.com) we'll cover that cost, and we can get you on the phone with a startup lawyer toda
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by nirmel 12y ago
I have a scientific + atheistic view of the world, and when I took psilocybes, those views grew stronger and more complex. I do not believe you will have a revelation that makes you believe in God. To the contrary, you'll explore thing
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by nirmel 12y ago
On a related note, if anyone needs some help from real lawyers with legal stuff, we at Lawdingo (YC W13) are happy to get you connected to a startup lawyer for basic legal advice, or for some quotes on routine legal needs. help@lawdingo.com
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by nirmel 12y ago
I am not a programmer so this is part curiosity and part criticism. Why do programmers seem to enjoy creating programs that satisfy some syntactical constraint? Is it a fun mental exercise, or or can you just admit that you're showing
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by nirmel 13y ago
"The stronger the culture, the less process a company needs." This sentence finally made it click for me. Culture is not about making people happy. It is the set of principles on which you convince people to base their decisions a
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Lawdingo (YC W13) hiring front-end dev in NYC
1 points by nirmel 13y ago
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Ask HN: What has been surprisingly effective in improving your business?
9 points by nirmel 13y ago|3 comments
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by nirmel 13y ago
Can we as a community think of anything we could do help this situation? Is anyone helping people locate loved ones? Is anyone giving people a way to report where help is most needed? Is anyone giving bystanders like us direction on how we
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by nirmel 13y ago
I would love feedback on my startup, Lawdingo.com (YC W13), as I believe it addresses many of these issues. We get independent lawyers to be transparent about their prices, we solicit community reviews, and we make lawyers available instant
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by nirmel 13y ago
As others have said, we do not charge a subscription fee to consumers. We let lawyers offer free initial consultations and most do. You can choose to or to not work with the lawyers after that. All we do is make the whole discovery, communi
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Lawdingo (YC W13) raises $690K to help you find a lawyer.(vator.tv)
1 points by nirmel 13y ago|0 comments
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by nirmel 13y ago
Hi, I'm the founder. Another article came out today, in which the author talked about the comparison to Pearl: http://vator.tv/news/2013-10-30-lawdingo-raises-690k-to-help... In general I think the narrow vertical
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by nirmel 13y ago
I run a YC-backed startup that is comprised of me (a random non-technical dude) and some 15 contractors scattered around the world. It works amazingly, and I don't understand why people have employees and co-founders.
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by nirmel 13y ago
It is a truth that we don't deserve anything we have, here in the upper class of the developed world. If we believe that in general believe have approximately the amount they deserve to have, then that would also mean that people who h
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Lawdingo (YC W13): The Non-Lawyer, Non-Engineer Changing the Legal Landscape(thelegalpioneer.blogspot.com)
2 points by nirmel 13y ago|0 comments
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by nirmel 13y ago
Are you incapable of multiplying by a decimal? I wonder how much somehow who owns 1% of $100 has. Any rough ideas?
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by nirmel 13y ago
all users are caucasian middle-aged people with anglo names? that's not so random.
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by nirmel 13y ago
Lawdingo.com (YC W13) Seeking first employee. Company has one founder. To get a sense for who I am, and whether you'd want to work with me, just watch the 90 second video I made for Lawdingo: youtube.com/watch?v=DQ-4tMF30e0 Ideall
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Strategies for two-sided markets (HBR, 2006)(mtm.uni-koeln.de)
1 points by nirmel 13y ago|0 comments
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It's ok, you've got Lawdingo.(startupfrontier.com)
4 points by nirmel 13y ago|0 comments

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