nsiemsen

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by nsiemsen 6mo ago
Claude for excel is already amazing. Fully capable of doing junior work. Formatting is great. Can refactor large multi-tab spreadsheets. It just burns tokens. If OpenAI is going to subsidize this on the monthly enterprise plans for a while
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by nsiemsen 1y ago
The threadbait is so apparent. Anytime the OP replies to every comment, it's obvious.
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by nsiemsen 2y ago
It's a YC W21 company! https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/regent
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by nsiemsen 2y ago
I agree with a lot of the "how to" suggestions here. One addition is that you need to have a small number of key non-development employees really guide the development with strong opinions on functionality. This will likely mean y
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by nsiemsen 13y ago
Matt Levine who writes for Bloomberg is a great daily read. He posted about this about a week ago and it provides a good overview of how this type of thing is priced/insured. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-01-2
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by nsiemsen 13y ago
This article [1] says that Twitter shares traded as high as $32/share on private markets prior to the IPO. [1] http://america.aljazeera.com/watch/shows/real-money-with-ali...
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by nsiemsen 13y ago
The Epicurean Dealmaker wrote a fantastic post a while back, and I will endorse but not repeat his entirely correct explanation of why IPOs are supposed to price at a discount; just go read it. http://epicureandealmaker.blogspot.
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by nsiemsen 13y ago
The most interesting bit is: "Wednesday's proposal doesn't require companies to verify that individuals meet income thresholds set by the law, officials said. Instead, the SEC asks for comment on whether verification steps ar
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SEC Moves Ahead With 'Crowdfunding' Proposal(online.wsj.com)
5 points by nsiemsen 13y ago|1 comments
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When Entrepreneurs Need Health Insurance(on.wsj.com)
1 points by nsiemsen 13y ago|0 comments
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by nsiemsen 13y ago
I've scraped pretty much all of the funding and company data from crunchbase and reorganized it so that it shows a number of different insights, including what you see here: for any VC Firm, who do they co-invest with most often, and o
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Show HN: See Which VCs Co-invest With Each Other Most Often(peburn.com)
2 points by nsiemsen 13y ago|1 comments
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by nsiemsen 14y ago
Do you have a team that sources all your data for you or does it come from CrunchBase? (is that the CB?)
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by nsiemsen 14y ago
This is great! I've been working on a little project to pull in this data from CrunchBase in an interactive format. http://peburn.com/ Data is only updated through March 28, 2013. According to what I have pulled from CrunchBase, both over
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by nsiemsen 15y ago
I use Deal Drop daily on my iPhone/iPad. It's a great application, thanks for your work.