timae

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by timae 18y ago
I second this question.
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by timae 18y ago
https://www.pwccomperio.com (go there in any browser except IE). This is pretty much the case for all PwC webapps. PwC = >25,000 U.S. employees.
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by timae 18y ago
Plus there's the ping pong. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=305515
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by timae 18y ago
Because the laws and economic polices of the U.S. promote small business and innovation.
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by timae 18y ago
I'm doing this right now. I don't believe there to be any secrets. Just do it.
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by timae 18y ago
I have a feeling that the majority of IE6 use takes place from work computers where employees don't have control over which browser is used. Therefore........ this won't work.
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by timae 18y ago
Yes, already made the switch on my work laptop (PC). Waiting for a mac version for home.
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by timae 18y ago
I do financial due diligence for M&A. Mostly on the buy-side. (with a webapp side project)
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by timae 18y ago
looks like they used Britney's method to fold. Also, the favicon on that mythbusters site is very close YC's.
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by timae 18y ago
Anyone else here apply for TC50? We did, although our 10 minutes was with Heather Harde, not Jason.
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by timae 18y ago
The thing that will really limit the potential of MobileMe is that the email address is not free. No one wants to sign-up for an email address that will go away if they ever decide to stop using the rest of the service. And, no one wants to
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by timae 18y ago
Downside for some is the major upside for others. I live in Philly, so this is good news to me! We've got first round capital out here.. and ben franklin partners. I'm glad to add another source for early idea funding to the mix.
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by timae 18y ago
I second Bogleheads. Also second the "Intelligent Investor," but that one might be a little too much depth for what you're after.
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by timae 18y ago
There are 27 pages of all iPhone apps in iTunes, including 7 pages of free ones. Looks like most chose to charge a fee. The most exciting part about flipping through the 27 pages this morning was that there is still A LOT of room for more i
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by timae 18y ago
hostmysite.com never had a problem.
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by timae 18y ago
To answer your primary question, it doesn't matter that you "set aside" funds to use for the business. As long as you can keep accurate records of what you spend on your business, you'll be fine from an accounting/legal perspective. As far
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by timae 18y ago
Total advisory fees for bankers in the last two quarters, as well as total deal size, are listed in the article below. In each case, it works out to be about 1.3% of total deal value. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid
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by timae 18y ago
You're right. The hours are probably way off. I do financial due diligence for M&A. I'm on a deal for the next couple weeks for a software company in this price range and it will take us a little under 250 hours to complete a pretty tho
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by timae 18y ago
I work in a similar field. Among their staff levels, ibankers probably have an average rate about $400-$450/hour. To do a deal on the small side (like the ars deal), I would estimate roughly 250 hours. So, somewhere in the neighborhood of $