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by ookblah 16y ago
all you people calling them idiots, did it not cross your mind that they may just enjoy running the business as it is and don't care for the massive payout? as long as they are making good margins they can do whatever they want.
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by ookblah 16y ago
i have to second this...we learned so much more with just one sit-down with an "average" user than we could have sending them out to friends and asking for feedback.
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by ookblah 16y ago
i agree, if you're trying to put out an MVP you have to know when to something is good enough and to just put it out there. i'm not advocating that you sacrifice a deadline or goal for perfection (if that's even possible) i was speaking mo
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by ookblah 16y ago
in my experience, its relatively easy to hit that 60-80% (or what have you) spot where your design neither "sucks" or is "awesome". most people have a low threshold for what constitues good design, and i agree that a lot of little details
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by ookblah 16y ago
err, i was able to switch it back and forth at will. however, my mind definitely kept wanting to visualize the concave face.
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by ookblah 16y ago
On a tangent, does this usually affect everyone in the same way? i ask this b/c right now i'm debating w/ my co-founder over some pricing and he wants to do the $0.99 thing and I want to do flat. The argument is that it sounds more entici
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by ookblah 16y ago
hahaha cracked me up
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by ookblah 16y ago
friend had a shirt that said "be there or c squared minus a squared" lol
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by ookblah 16y ago
so excuse my ignorance on the issue, but does this mean as any of us starting projects/companies (even commercial) using mysql that we have to pay up now? what does the future look like for it..
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by ookblah 16y ago
ehh, until we can stream blu-ray quality videos over the internet i doubt it's going anywhere soon.