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Ask HN: Is there a list of YC startups from its bi annually incubator program?
2 points by rush-tea 15y ago|3 comments
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by rush-tea 15y ago
Thank you for your advise. I would like to add few comments. If I post the link of my prototype, wouldn't that beat the purpose of going stealth? I am not ready to reveal it to the whole wide world as it's still not a clean prototype. U
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Ask HN: looking to partner with a technical co founder
1 points by rush-tea 15y ago|4 comments
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Ask HN: Looking for technical co founder to move forward
1 points by rush-tea 15y ago|1 comments
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by rush-tea 15y ago
- Sunny Southern California - Business Co Founder / Product Development / Product Manager (I am looking for Technical Co Founder to help me develop a project I have in mind). I have a MSc in engineering, so I am technical as well, but not c
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by rush-tea 15y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER - Remote or Southern California I am looking for someone who is good in developing mobile app (iPhone, Android, and Blackberry). Also, prefer if you are also good in building web backend as well (MySQL). You can take smal
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by rush-tea 15y ago
Mine too. I was simply asking an opinion for a friend of mine, and it never even made it to the 'ask' section... http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3287202 maybe there is some SEO algorithm that the poster needs to embedded on his post s
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by rush-tea 15y ago
I would like to ask more details, but when I click your profile, I can't see your email. If you can email me, that would be great. Thanks.
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by rush-tea 15y ago
He won't just do slides and expect to get funding or accepted in the incubator program. He WILL have his MVP up and running like I mentioned earlier. And, NO, his name is not Steve Jobs. I wish... :)
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Ask HN: What is the chance of single non programmer founder getting funded?
1 points by rush-tea 15y ago|2 comments
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by rush-tea 15y ago
My suggestion would be that since you are a single founder, the best would be to finish the very minimum viable product that can attract your potential investors. if you think a graphic design is required, then do it. You can outsource log
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by rush-tea 15y ago
trademark is not an issue, a good analogy would be like a game app (angry birds). Angry birds is available at AppStore and Android Market, but since it's not available in AppWorld for some reason (I think it can be because Angry Birds make
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by rush-tea 15y ago
Thank you for your comment. I understand that idea is worthless, and execution is what matters. While aiming to become a company is indeed a dream for me, but I am taking baby steps. What I want to create is a mobile app, nothing fancy, a
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by rush-tea 15y ago
Thank you for your comment. Well, looking at the cost involved, I could possibly going to source it to India, Russia or some eastern european as it's less costly vs if it's USA based. I thought about the project splitting, and the concern
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Ask HN: How vulnerable am I if I outsource my development to non USA developers?
7 points by rush-tea 15y ago|13 comments
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by rush-tea 15y ago
so it takes 2-3 years from idea to launch to profitable? my question if that's not correct is how long does it take you to go from idea to today? at what point of the timeline when it becomes profitable? thanks.
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Ask HN: how do you pick a worthy developer from Odesk or other outsource site?
1 points by rush-tea 15y ago|2 comments
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by rush-tea 15y ago
thank you for this doc. I am in the same situation as the poster, and will use this information. :)
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by rush-tea 15y ago
No, you don't fail at life, what it means is that your idea is just getting validated by other people that it has prospect. You should be happy. Now what you need to do is to see that startup's idea and figure out why his/her idea is better
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Is this something to solve US visa issues?
4 points by rush-tea 15y ago|1 comments
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by rush-tea 15y ago
where are you located? if you are in bay area, lets talk, email me at rush.tea@gmail.com
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by rush-tea 15y ago
OK. I understand it now... But now I am counting on my points via 'threads' section on the top bar, but it doesn't add up. As of now I have 8 'karma', but when I count, the points should be greater than 8... So how do I know which post get
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Ask HN: How does the points system work here?
4 points by rush-tea 15y ago|5 comments
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by rush-tea 15y ago
Nice website. Original idea. Hope it works out. can you elaborate on your question? is it something like where and how to recruit? what equity and money you want to give? It's not very clear on what you ask.
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by rush-tea 15y ago
If you have not patent your business models, there is nothing you can do. For every Groupon, there is Living Social, and others... might as well keep innovating, and stay ahead of competition. I am not sure about your website because I don'
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by rush-tea 15y ago
I applied, but have not got response yet. When should I get response? Thanks.
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by rush-tea 15y ago
so does a CTO need to have coding skills? Or just directing based on his/her technology vision? In my understanding, a CTO needs to know at least some coding and can verify their subordinate code and fix bugs, so forth
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by rush-tea 15y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER (Bay Area San Francisco, California, USA) Looking for freelancers who are expert in PHP/MySQL AJAX, etc. I need someone to help me enhance and implement ideas on a social networking I am building on. Must be local to Bay
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by rush-tea 15y ago
I have my own belief about the idea, actually I have a vision on how it's going to be, the goal that I am seeing, I am passionate about it too. I can talk forever about it, and how I envision it. However the doubts I am having is whether p
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by rush-tea 15y ago
Paypal also takes credit card. unless you are forecasting a revenue in ten of thousands, it's better to use Paypal as everything it's setup

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