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   by thomasrossi 11y ago

   That's very interesting, I would be curious to know on average how much their seeds have returned so far, is the "1 startup out of 10 is a success" valid also for Y-combinator?
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   by thomasrossi 11y ago

   Code is a demonstration, the ipothesis are the requisites. Actually, the test class is the proof!
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   by thomasrossi 11y ago

   I never feel better than after a 10h sleep. Too bad they are rare:/
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   by thomasrossi 11y ago

   The point 4 is quite the only unbiased one. Big companies don't like shaky grounds, I had lot of hard times making one sign a contract. Being invited/participate/compete/pay.. in my opinion every startup should do at le
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   Pitch Deck Analysis(techcrunch.com)

   2 points by thomasrossi 11y ago|0 comments
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   by thomasrossi 11y ago

   I work in a country where late-payments are everyday story so it's quite standard procedure. My advice is to use a good lawyer, if the contract is signed, there is little that can be done on their side. The April number of Harvard Busi
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   by thomasrossi 11y ago

   There is a plethora of math that will show you this is not a self-enforcing agreement:( But yea, it would be nice
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   by thomasrossi 11y ago

   Also DNS servers are a pretty good example of centralized internet. Without 8.8.8.8 your browser turns clueless pretty quick:)