throw02082011

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by throw02082011 16y ago
I assume you include every manufacturer of goods that has a patent as "IP-based startups"as well? Patents are IP. Just because you don't like Angry Birds or some other app maker getting rich doesn't mean IP is bad. Could it use reform? Heck
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by throw02082011 16y ago
Lots of things I'd assume. Without doing any research, here's a twist (still likely not legally wise): The startup scans your books.You pay a monthly fee for storage of your books at their facility, which is a free-to-use library. You remai
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by throw02082011 16y ago
Sounds like a good plan of attack. Thanks!
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by throw02082011 16y ago
Thanks. I'm trying to take it slow but have a goal that I'm working towards for the future. App first with dummy data seems like a doable first step.
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by throw02082011 16y ago
edit: bcrawford covered this as I was writing. It's difficult sometimes to find a path of what steps there are...so many choices. Ok. Really stupid question time then. I understand most of what I'm working on for the mobile app. Am I right
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Ask HN: What Programming Do I need for a Startup?
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by throw02082011 16y ago
I've confessed to the time in college. Lost me a shot at the 4:30-9 (or so) shift at the local coffee place. The manager had been kind, friendly etc. before I said that. To mix it up I've also said I'm in school now, hence some hours I can'
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by throw02082011 16y ago
As someone who has omitted their college degree and left off that I'm currently in a grad program, you try that in retail and they ask "well, what have you done all this time?" The time needs to be accounted for.
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by throw02082011 16y ago
Jason Calacanis? Is that you??? Part of the problem is cheaper young workers are laid off to keep fatcat management of an older generation. The workers remaining at the company then get "more productive." Fire the old and bring in 2 young w