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by richtofen 16y ago
Truly a leaf from the Art of War. Confound before Conflict.
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by richtofen 16y ago
Like! :-)
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by richtofen 16y ago
Hm. So if there are say - 5000 customers like you, the business is sitting on a potential annual revenue of $300k. Sounds good! Are there 5000 such customers?
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by richtofen 16y ago
I understand the impeccable logic behind not building an advertising driven model. I just wonder about the magnitude of the 'problem'[recording ThingsToDo], and the cost of the 'solution'[$5/mo]. I would be very curious to see if this susta
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by richtofen 16y ago
Sorry - I think I mistook your reply as addressed to myself.
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by richtofen 16y ago
You are welcome. I am seeing a potential use for this as a personal to-do list. Can I delete an atom after it is 'done'?
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by richtofen 16y ago
1. The price is a barrier of entry for me. But that could just be my scrappy upbringing of trying to hunt up free stuff, before spending a dime. 2. Is there a deeper plan to this? Any potential revenue models besides monthly subscriptions?
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by richtofen 16y ago
@hga: Appreciate your response. Replying late, as I was away from all possible lines of communication. Taken to cleaners risk, technology sufficiency: I would choose to have faith, I guess. As both individual and startup, this is not the fi
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by richtofen 16y ago
@exline: Appreciate your response. Am replying a little late, but was deep in the jungles of India [seriously] for the past few days. Quality of Code:I have found the best guys possible, within my means. I will trust them. Nothing further i
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by richtofen 16y ago
This was a seriously crass comment. What was I thinking? My apologies fir trivializing the original inquiry of the thread.
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by richtofen 16y ago
Trouble is, we are making it a mathematical problem. It need not be. The same logic applies to human [as opposed to mathematic] problems like: 1. Don't you wish your girlfriend was hot like me? 2. How much money is in the first envelope, t
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A web start-up needs a 'tech' co-founder because...?
2 points by richtofen 16y ago|4 comments
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A Blackberry addict discovers grassroots enterprise in India(shekharkapur.com)
1 points by richtofen 16y ago|0 comments
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Begun, the watching has.(livemint.com)
1 points by richtofen 16y ago|0 comments
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by richtofen 16y ago
Answering the base question - everyone is a designer - a Hacker, a civilian, all. All persons I know of (where I am currently located) are hackers - whether they know how to write computer code, or otherwise. The way I see it, 'hacking' is
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by richtofen 16y ago
@ido: I am a designer and architect [built spaces, not code], have managed major projects and programs over the last ten years, and I have a solution to this, which is immediately implementable as a product/service. Applicable to hackers an
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by richtofen 16y ago
@DeusExMachina: Where I come from (India), poor parents go through considerable adversity to send their kids to good schools. Young adults of disadvantaged opportunity (and this is an emerging nation of immense socio-economic disparity) are
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by richtofen 16y ago
@avalore: What, if I may ask, is stopping you from getting the hell out of there? I have faced similar experiences,albeit far back in history, and in a non-technocratic context, and managed to overcome them. In fact, I once again feel the u
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Being Robert Green [Get up, Soldier](designmind.frogdesign.com)
1 points by richtofen 16y ago|0 comments