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Ask HN: How do startup Ceos deal with multiple regulatory hurdles simultaneously
2 points by pskittle 12y ago|0 comments
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by pskittle 12y ago
great! thank you
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by pskittle 12y ago
are you talking out of experience of being in a founders shoes? asking just to get some context
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by pskittle 12y ago
edited you make fair points. However the most common advice you get is , "focus on user experience". Most domain experts focus more on the tech as opposed to users. Also some of the great/successful startups have been started
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by pskittle 12y ago
Also the link to the female founders conference has last years dates. http://www.femalefoundersconference.org/
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by pskittle 12y ago
"Not surprisingly, most of the women were domain experts solving a problem they themselves had. That's something that tends to be true of successful founders regardless of gender." How much domain experience is necessary to
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Ask HN: Folks,know any good design courses/moocs/lectures for non designers?
2 points by pskittle 12y ago|2 comments
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by pskittle 12y ago
What's going on with the live stream? . It sucks that it had to happen when the whatsapp founder is talking.
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by pskittle 12y ago
This question ties into what Chamath said in one of the required background videos for the growth lecture.He talked about how the primary focus should be on creating substantial impact as a result of which your company lies further along o
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Ask HN: How much do professors make on books they author?
9 points by pskittle 12y ago|7 comments
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by pskittle 12y ago
Theoretically, if there is trust between the founders and the VC's shouldn't both of them have one seat?
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by pskittle 12y ago
i'm sorry for your loss. however you need to consult a lawyer to understand where you stand and what your options are. i'm not sure there a lot of them on hn. goodluck
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by pskittle 12y ago
Thanks :)
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by pskittle 12y ago
Take a break!
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Ask HN: Know any female CEOs taking companies public
1 points by pskittle 12y ago|0 comments
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by pskittle 12y ago
Thanks for the offer, what's your best email.
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by pskittle 12y ago
Thanks for your reply, how arduous is the process of hiring talent also is it easy to find decent paying jobs?
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by pskittle 12y ago
Has anyone here been hired by or hires engineers for an american company which has an office in Vancouver? Would you be kind enough to talk about you experience
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by pskittle 12y ago
This article did strike a nerve esp Meyers quote about burnout stemming from the desire to not be able to do what u love regularly.
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by pskittle 12y ago
Talk to a lawyer, to know your best options
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by pskittle 12y ago
Do you'll do TV shows too?
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by pskittle 12y ago
http://www.crunchbase.com/organization/flipkart
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by pskittle 12y ago
yeah i saw that, but they also mentioned this is a beta program and they're giving preferential treatment to teams nominated by their own developers. Might make sense to just wait it out.
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by pskittle 12y ago
Anyone know what the eligibility criteria for this is? is this open to people from all over the world or restricted to a particular demographic?
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by pskittle 12y ago
is there a recorded version which we could see, like the NY startup school?
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by pskittle 12y ago
Just do it! yeah, go for it. That's the point of going to startup school, build your network, connect with like minded individuals.
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by pskittle 12y ago
I wonder why they don't keep statistics on jobs created o rev generated, will be interesting to see quantifiable impact created by the YC community.
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by pskittle 12y ago
What's a good way to contact you?
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by pskittle 12y ago
I think the problem you're trying to solve is way more than "let your family members track you". The more important thing i would say , is a way to alert the nearest police station incase you need help. family members more of
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by pskittle 12y ago
you could try the remote programs , On the top of my head hack reactor has one

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