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by ryanmickle 16y ago
+1, me either. But once they're in, life is easy. Just ask Groupon or any slam dunk subscription site.
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by ryanmickle 16y ago
One is owned by the entity (associated with an EIN), while the personal account is owned by an individual (and associated with an SSN).
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How to Fix Capitalism(hbr.org)
10 points by ryanmickle 16y ago|25 comments
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by ryanmickle 16y ago
+! Definitely find a partner
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by ryanmickle 16y ago
Congrats Sahil, on your decision to take some time. I trust that you'll quickly fall in love with the energy and meritocratic environment that is the startup world. Also know that you always can go back, even if USC doesn't normally allow i
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by ryanmickle 16y ago
Let's get this straight, Marc Benioff doesn't give a damn about startups. His clients are the Fortune 500. When he thinks about the current clients of Heroku, he gags (and sees how much money can be made by selling to CTO and CIOs at compan
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How I Cut My Comcast Bill Nearly in Half(ryanmickle.com)
1 points by ryanmickle 16y ago|0 comments
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Why ReadyForZero (YC S10) Started A Company to Eliminate Credit Card Debt(blog.readyforzero.com)
132 points by ryanmickle 16y ago|86 comments
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ReadyForZero (YC S10) announces funding(blog.readyforzero.com)
4 points by ryanmickle 16y ago|0 comments
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by ryanmickle 16y ago
One might argue that most job creation is hardly "teaching men to fish."
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by ryanmickle 16y ago
The friction between the "business guy" and "programmer" (as in your startup us worth X for every programmer and -X/2 for every MBA) seems to always pop up in startup discussions, and it might lead some astray. Startups aren't about which t
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by ryanmickle 16y ago
Health data could be a powerful next data layer, perhaps as location has become. There are some devices and apps in the space, but I haven't seen anything yet that focuses on _publishing_ the data, as Foursquare focuses on publishing locati
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Angelgate is missing the point. What about the entrepreneurs?
12 points by ryanmickle 16y ago|4 comments
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by ryanmickle 16y ago
They're randomly selecting about 30 people a day, who are let all the way in (immediately) upon requesting an invite, last I heard. Be sure to do that and I'd expect that you'll have access shortly.
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ReadyForZero (YC10) Launches Assault on Credit Card Debt(triplepundit.com)
2 points by ryanmickle 16y ago|2 comments
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by ryanmickle 16y ago
Next I hope Gmail incorporates some way to batch automated emails such as newsletters, social network email alerts, etc. It is crazy how much time we spend on email, despite the low signal to noise ratio.
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by ryanmickle 16y ago
Not sure I agree with Sachin. If I want people to be in touch real time, I give them my mobile so he or she can text me. Otherwise, I'm looking for less emailed noise, not more. Yet, if the discussion is strictly that of the protocol's limi
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by ryanmickle 16y ago
Maybe Google can actually pull off free wi-fi, unlike its attempts in San Francisco.
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The Road to HAL Is Paved With Good Intentions: The Future of Google?(origin-www.fastcompany.com)
2 points by ryanmickle 16y ago|0 comments