omitevski

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   1 points by omitevski 15y ago|0 comments
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   by omitevski 16y ago

   ok, that's better, having some investment and you both being programmers will be easier to sell your idea to potential cofounders. I would say best is to find another co-founder that is willing to take only shares more than 10%, up to 25% w
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   by omitevski 16y ago

   Anyone who's basing their business model on cheap programmers is doomed to fail. The reason is that he/she does not understand the inherent nature of programmers. The quality therefore productiveness of programmers follows the power law dis
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   by omitevski 16y ago

   Absolutely! Many tend to give up on the math part too early, because they can't immediately see how it relates to real world applications. Sometimes you need to let your mind loose and dive deep into theory before starting to think of the a
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   by omitevski 16y ago

   Skills that have been scarce and always will be are good math skills. Coupled with decent programming skills and you can do magic. There are many coders/engineers that lack a decent background in math, so they are severely limited to what t