stefanobernardi

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European startups: How not to raise capital in the US(thenextweb.com)
32 points by stefanobernardi 13y ago|16 comments
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You are not changing the world(bernardi.me)
3 points by stefanobernardi 14y ago|2 comments
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What startups (will) really need from VCs(bernardi.me)
4 points by stefanobernardi 14y ago|0 comments
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The problem with VC firms' "value-adds"(bernardi.me)
1 points by stefanobernardi 14y ago|0 comments
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How to choose a startup to work for: think like an investor(bernardi.me)
3 points by stefanobernardi 14y ago|0 comments
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by stefanobernardi 14y ago
The reality is that DesignModo is not new to this. I have been waiting for this to happen for a while. Their "Bricks UI" is an extremely blatant copy of Google Ventures' web site, and it's weird nothing happened there. http://www.googleven
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How FOMO rules consumer Internet strategy as well as VC funding(bernardi.me)
1 points by stefanobernardi 14y ago|0 comments
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by stefanobernardi 14y ago
Thanks Paul. Quick comments: - "Ideas change". I agree but, as I say in the post, this is true only at very early stages, and the best companies tend not to pivot. But this is a personal opinion. - "Could a team of idiots with a great idea
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by stefanobernardi 14y ago
The point is that often the solution idea is derived from the market + opportunity. So I'd say that every idea who didn't come from that understanding and observation is worthless, the ones that are conscious reasonings based on a lot of fa
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by stefanobernardi 14y ago
Thanks yamalight. I just think that when people refer to "idea" they refer to much more than that, and should. Imho business plan is way more than that and includes hiring plans, product timeline, marketing strategies etc. While idea doesn'
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Ideas aren't worthless(bernardi.me)
91 points by stefanobernardi 14y ago|60 comments
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The Politics I Dream Of(bernardi.me)
2 points by stefanobernardi 14y ago|0 comments
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by stefanobernardi 14y ago
Max, Kera.io looks awesome, congratulations. Happy to have you guys visit, and we'd love to talk about using the product too. We're in SOMA. stefano ]a-t[ betable.com
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by stefanobernardi 14y ago
I implemented stripe connect on https://donat.io and it is awesome! The webhooks are great and the ouath flow is super simple too. Loving it.
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by stefanobernardi 14y ago
This is a very honorable move from Kickstarter, forcing themselves to follow their mission vs immediate revenues. This is how every company should operate. And this will definitely improve their long-term shape and revenues.
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by stefanobernardi 14y ago
Missing a comma in the first screenshot ;)
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by stefanobernardi 14y ago
I get the parked domain too http://cl.ly/image/360p2Q0C0Y09
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by stefanobernardi 14y ago
When I read (unannounced) in the job posting, I was just counting the minutes.. Curious to know if this was intentional, but probably isn't as you can pretty much get anyone to cover a $5M Series A on your terms..
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by stefanobernardi 14y ago
Exactly. Once you really understand that it's way easier to have everything else fall into place.
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by stefanobernardi 14y ago
Hey John, thanks. What else would you like to know about Android? We might do other posts focusing on specific platforms if that helps.
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Maximizing your launch on iOS and Android(blog.betable.com)
19 points by stefanobernardi 14y ago|4 comments
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by stefanobernardi 14y ago
Cool idea, agree with the comment about regrettable purchases so I think you need to figure something out for that. I think there's a lot of space to apply game theory / gamification in e-commerce. Still need to get a clear understanding on
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Ask HN: If there was no internet, what business would you have started?
47 points by stefanobernardi 14y ago|53 comments
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Startup Act 2.0 is a Joke(bernardi.me)
5 points by stefanobernardi 14y ago|0 comments
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by stefanobernardi 14y ago
Well, yes. But my point mostly was: "If you really need to start a company that is a clone of another successful company with a proven business model, please understand which ones are easier to get started in your own country". You'll face
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Teaching kids programming? There's an app for that(timbuktu.me)
1 points by stefanobernardi 14y ago|0 comments
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by stefanobernardi 14y ago
Jason, seems you've taken this personally. I apologize if I offended you or other YC companies in any way. That was not the intention, but may be picked up from the post. I'm not saying that every investor that invested in YC companies did
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by stefanobernardi 14y ago
That can be true. I still think that many companies are smaller in ambition. Even if the company quality continues to go up, my opinion (as I tried to write in the post) is that 80+ companies raising seed rounds almost at the same time, eve
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by stefanobernardi 14y ago
I agree with your point. And I'm not saying it's the fault of YC. The reality tho as you probably know is that YC companies go out seeking higher valuations than the norm. Those may be justified or not, and as you say often times that is dr
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RIP Good Times, Part II? The popping of the bubble that never was.(bernardi.me)
38 points by stefanobernardi 14y ago|13 comments

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