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by rman666 6y ago
Plus, you forgot the initial 5%, so you are really exchanging 8% for $11M, right?
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by rman666 6y ago
What’s the point? Are you asking a question? It’s not obvious why you posted this.
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Upwork.com
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TLDR
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by rman666 6y ago
I just saw this yesterday but it’s pretty confusing... codejoh.com ... but in general I’d think people either want to code themselves or use low-code or no-code solutions.
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by rman666 6y ago
Take your divisive B.S. somewhere else.
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by rman666 6y ago
Hi, heresjohnny. I'd really like to talk with you about how you're doing the PDF and highlighting in the browser. I have some feedback, too. I sent an email to you at hello@tuchu.app and I look forward to your reply. Thanks! EDIT:
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by rman666 6y ago
Regex please
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by rman666 6y ago
Your chances of finding someone to invest in your seed round by posting here on HackerNews is probably very close to zero. Are you in the U.S.? You should try AngelList, NFX, CrunchBase, and local accelerators (who often have good connectio
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by rman666 6y ago
The anger!
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Cowbell
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by rman666 6y ago
‘Tis nothing compared to the binary social media movement that I’m about to start!
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by rman666 6y ago
I’m 57 (and a half). I still code everyday and I founded a “real” AI Startup less than two years ago. Now get off my lawn!
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by rman666 6y ago
Thumbnails?
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by rman666 6y ago
OP, can you reach out to me at clint@summarymedical.com?
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by rman666 6y ago
It was in the couch cushions with the spare change all this time!
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by rman666 6y ago
When a startup is out of money, some funding usually helps.
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New Interesting Operating Systems?
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by rman666 6y ago
So, you’re saying Trump supporters are low value, high trouble clients? What evidence do you have for this? I’d be interested in hearing your response.
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by rman666 6y ago
Maybe you should sound interested and ask your family to send you some of the things they’ve been watching, reading and listening to. Then you can research it and tell them why they are wrong. This way you’ll better understand their perspec
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by rman666 6y ago
You need to read some articles on fundraising. It’s nearly impossible to raise money for an idea, especially one that you’re not explaining well at all.
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by rman666 6y ago
The same thing it takes to work at any small company that’s trying to survive and grow: hard work, smart work, team work, being a self-starter, overtime, sacrifice, sub-optimal pay and benefits, heart, communications, the ability to speak u
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by rman666 6y ago
Note 1, at the bottom of /rfs somewhat answers your question.
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by rman666 6y ago
Sorry, but they are full of shit.
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by rman666 6y ago
The electrons are spinning counterclockwise. They should be spinning clockwise. Or the picture is upside down.
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by rman666 6y ago
I’ve participated in a number of SOC 2 Type 2 audits. I’ve been in cybersecurity and IT audit for a long time. You might want to reach out to Vanta.Com. The first SOC report is always a bear. You’ll likely have to do one every year. But, th
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by rman666 6y ago
There are more ways to learn to code now than ever. Just Google. YouTube has thousands more of great videos.
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Making lists of the things you need to get done. I have found Apple Notes to be indispensable because it syncs between my Mac and my iPhone. And, making lists of your significant accomplishments. It’s motivating to see all you’ve completed
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by rman666 6y ago
Get rid of the calendly calendar. It’s a massive pain it the ass on mobile.
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At age 56 (last year), I switched from a 20+ year career in information security to organizing an AI/ML startup. It’s something I always wanted to do. I did what everyone else wanted me to do for so long. I decided to do something I wa

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