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rabbitonrails
14y ago
Elon is betting on SpaceX.
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Fracking California's Giant Monterey Shale Formation
(nytimes.com)
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I read Ulysses 3 years ago. After initial skepticism, I discovered that it is truly a great work of literature. One example that impressed me was the chapter Wandering Rocks, where Joyce implements a virtual Dublin that operates like a ma
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There's also http://preferredreturn.com/calculator that has the graphing you describe and the ability to add multiple rounds. However, the FF one has a better interface for convertible debt & early stage.
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This is terrible, simplistic advice. The supposed "get rich" acquisition industries both involve so much fundraising that by acquisition time, the founder is likely to be buried under such a large liquidation preference that he won't see a
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Quantum tunneling refers to the observation that because we can never know position and momentum exactly, there is always a nonzero probability that an particle directed towards a barrier will breach the barrier. E.g. we cannot accurately
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At Station 1, we prepare a batch of particles that are correlated in a quantum way. Now we have to get some of the particles to Station 2 without destroying their correlations. Someone can intercept the particles on their way to Station 2
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As someone who has developed and released iOs apps in Titanium before (write JS / coffee, compile to native app), I am curious about RubyMotion's performance. One of Titanium's weaknesses is that it is extremely inefficient in certain view
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Two issues I see: * Some bags are too heavy / dirty (wheels on rollers accrue a lot of dirt) to keep in lap. * These days because of the fees inevitably people carry too much luggage on board and have to check some of it after the bins fill
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How about this idea: Much of the congestion is caused by people stowing their bags overhead further down the plane than their seat, then having to reverse against traffic for X rows to sit down. Also there is a large fixed time cost once t
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Options have value in finance and in life. Instagram possessed the option to turn on advertisements inside the app, and the option to sell virtual goods, and the option to implement any number of other revenue schemes, which would have imm
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15y ago
Queue the class action lawsuit.
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The numbers are arbitrary, so it would have been better for me to say "business models that produce nonzero revenues even when things go wrong are superior to business models that return nothing unless everything goes right, especially for
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Better still to find an opportunity that has a chance of making it to $100mm if everything goes perfectly, but might end up at $2mm on a bad run. Bootstrap so you don't have the pressure to 100x for an investor, and so you can pull out some
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalifornia
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Ask HN: How do I get my girlfriend to see the beauty of computer science?
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rabbitonrails
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Hahaha hilarious choice of names.
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also -- the DSL trick doesnt seem to work on heroku (?)..ive had to force 0.8.7 there
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Thanks for the sass inline tip..dont know why i didnt think of that
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We split it up based on how many hours/commits have been done in the project to date. It's a niche product sold to small and midsized financial services firms. We used salespeople to get to about $3k/month and from there everything was or
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SAAS company, 2 people, no funding. $6k/month after paying the support person. completely passive income, e.g. i don't check email any more.
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It is one of the top personal finance blogs. Don't want to divulge the url as I don't want to share her revenues with the world.
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Start a blog. My sister started a blog and after 3 years was making $200k/year. Not saying every blog or every topic will make this much, but it's certainly possible to make a good living as a blogger.
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Cool but you should post some examples.
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Design of article widget makes me want to fail. Also, not many of these are high margin businesses. Meh, you have a $2mm revenue shipping business with 10% margins and 10 employees that takes all your time to run. I would rather own a $10
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This is the coolest tech video I have ever seen.
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tl;dr?
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Offer HN: I will back useful numbers out of your cap table
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