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by tildeequals 13y ago
When my co-founder and I were the only full-time folks at our startup, we subscribed to individual insurance plans with Blue Shield of California. We had some high deductible plans so we were covered in case of a major accident but had to
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Startups with solid exits that had one business and one technical co-founder?
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by tildeequals 14y ago
Just wanted to note that fiction does have a prominent history in business writing in the form of case studies. Most issues of the Harvard Business Review include a multi-page fictional story about a middle manager and some dilemma he or s
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by tildeequals 15y ago
I managed the engineering team at an East Coast startup that produced a Rails app and served as a Rails consultancy on the side. For a good stretch of the company, our consulting revenue actually matched our burn rate, but most of our clie
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by tildeequals 16y ago
I'd also recommend looking at webwallflower, which lists a lot of networking meetups not on meetup.com: http://webwallflower.com
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by tildeequals 16y ago
Here's a matrix showing which gateways support storing credit card info on the gateway (see "Card Store" column): http://wiki.github.com/Shopify/active_merchant/gatewayfeatur...
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by tildeequals 16y ago
SHORT ANSWER: Authorize.net and Paypal are the most popular gateways, and therefore have the most community support. To find a processor, I would use http://www.transfs.com/ . We used TransFS last year and they helped us find an inexpens