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by rl12345 13y ago
I'm working on https://mytraining.pro/ It's cool because it's one of the few brazilians startups that have a really unique proposition and are aiming high (instead of just copycating a proven american startup
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by rl12345 13y ago
Dude, I love you! I started playing guitar again after a 10 year break and I'm learning new songs via youtube mainly nowadays. Just the other day I was thinking about how cool it would be if there was an app available just like yours.
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by rl12345 13y ago
Porto Alegre, Brazil!
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by rl12345 13y ago
Good point. Seldom early stage startups fail because of too many users. The inverse scenario is much more likely to happen. Even the cream of the crop have failures under their belts. Do the best you can do to succeed but at the same time s
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by rl12345 13y ago
By definition, a pivot that went too far is not a pivot anymore. They are probably starting from scratch. Also, 3-4 weeks is not nearly enough time to experience validated learning, so zero insights gained. Chances are in another 3-4 weeks
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by rl12345 13y ago
True, but the smartphone market could be considered as a leading indicator for the whole mobile one. What caught my attention is that MS is/was being considered as a dead horse in this race by a lot. Well, dead they are not.
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Windows Phone doubles share in Europe, trails iPhone by only 1% in Germany(venturebeat.com)
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Why we spy on Brazil(miamiherald.com)
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by rl12345 13y ago
Well, they HAD very quick results in a certain period of time, the author explains it in detail on slides 20-30. But the point I take from that story is that the surge in growth didn't happen because they were working directly in a sho
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Instagram will get its first taste of advertisements next year(venturebeat.com)
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by rl12345 13y ago
I read all this 1975 dated letter and while I enjoyed every piece of it, this phrase contained in the very last page is what caught my attention the most: "Conventional approaches to money management should not be expected to produce a