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by tmcz26 3y ago
Stolen ID from one person (ID, name, sometimes using the real person’s email and phone, sometimes creating fake yet similar emails like wildrhythms2@yahoo.com), someone else’s stole credit card number, and a drop address to receive and resh
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by tmcz26 4y ago
A few years ago, when our startup was just beginning, our bank simply closed our account out of the blue. I guess it wasn't worth it to them, as we had no revenue yet and bootstrapping, so very little money parked. It took several days
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by tmcz26 4y ago
Ask about the company culture and work environment, the team you’ll be working on. Compensation if they haven’t said anything yet. This HR sniff test also serves to check for interest. When I interview, if the person has zero questions for
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by tmcz26 4y ago
At my old startup I probably interviewed 80-100 people for all roles, from sales to SE. We’d have 3 rounds, the 1st being a quick 20min chat over the phone/call as a sniff test. HR would do those to filter bullshitters, but also set ex
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by tmcz26 4y ago
I’ve been using pobox.com (acquired by Fastmail) for the past 3 months after doing a lot of research just like you. They have very decent pricing, support custom domains and multiple aliases/accounts, + addressing etc. So far looks pre
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by tmcz26 5y ago
From the time we decided it was time to sell (for real, not just theoretically) until the money was in the bank, almost 18 months. It took us 2 months to find an advisor, then another 3-4 months building the deck and investor material (cash
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by tmcz26 5y ago
Since these firms charge a % of the deal they have an incentive to get higher valuations. It also looks good on their resume. But you can just look at their portfolio and see the exists they worked on, the valuation, who the acquirer was, e
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by tmcz26 5y ago
We sold our 8-year-old startup last year, and boy do a lot of these bullet points ring true. We were very lucky that one of the founders was skilled at the M&A game, or we would have underpriced it dramatically. If you’re thinking about
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by tmcz26 5y ago
Joel On Software has great posts aimed at all levels: developers, PMs, non-tech managers and founders/CEOs. Begin with the Top 10 :) https://www.joelonsoftware.com/
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by tmcz26 5y ago
Brazil it looks like. Source: am brazilian, recognize the make, models and prices
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by tmcz26 7y ago
Yep! https://status.slack.com/2019-05/6d7541f932dd628c
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by tmcz26 8y ago
Maybe reading about the opposite can help. I found about Mr Money Moustache[0] about a year ago. His blog changed the way I look at and think about money. [0] https://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2013/02/22/getting
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Librato merging with Traceview into new Solarwinds offer AppOptics
9 points by tmcz26 9y ago|1 comments
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by tmcz26 9y ago
> The research team, led by Floor Kroese, surveyed 177 people on Amazon's Mechanical Turk ... Since when is AMT a true sample of the population? I don’t get how so-called “research team” can rely on tbat feedback for studies and get
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DNS Made Easy TOS Update Prohibits Minecraft [pdf](dnsmadeeasy.com)
1 points by tmcz26 10y ago|0 comments
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by tmcz26 10y ago
Second that. Excellent uptime and pricing. Can't recommend them enough.
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by tmcz26 10y ago
Konduto.com | Data Scientist and Sales | São Paulo, Brazil | Full-time, Onsite We help e-commerce merchants spot fraud by leveraging machine learning and customer behavior. We use browsing data to recognize fraudulent behavior on a website.
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by tmcz26 10y ago
I am also Brazilian :)
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by tmcz26 10y ago
> So to summarize: Brazilian financial and media elites are pretending that corruption is the reason for removing the twice-elected president of the country as they conspire to install and empower the country’s most corrupted political f
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by tmcz26 11y ago
If you ignore the profit motive then maybe, but Corporations in the end are there to serve their shareholders. If the people at the top care, then the company might have a progressive agenda, but that is usually not the case. Take my countr
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by tmcz26 11y ago
Not really. There is nothing wrong with a BR company having a US subsidiary or the other way around, and many companies big and small do it. You will need a lawyer, or at least a good accountant, to get the taxes right: pay what you owe in
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AVG privacy policy allows selling your data(np.reddit.com)
4 points by tmcz26 11y ago|0 comments
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by tmcz26 11y ago
I had the same issue when I was up for renewal a few years back, with issues piling up and no time, but I didn't want to miss the content. I first tried the audio version of the iPhone app, but the complexity of the content was too muc
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by tmcz26 11y ago
DNS Made Easy has an excellent uptime and features like DNS failover and ANAME records. Route53 from AWS isn't bad, and they added new fucntionalities recently. And with CloudFlare you get a DNS provider along with their caching and se
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Ask HN: A big company wants an on-premise license of our SaaS app
11 points by tmcz26 12y ago|13 comments
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by tmcz26 12y ago
Same here in Brazil. Bank accounts are "push-only", though utilities companies can "pull" if I allow them to. My bank even has a slick app to send money to others using their mobile number. Credit card fees still exist a
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by tmcz26 12y ago
Mom and pop shops are a huge source of job creation everywhere, and there is nothing wrong with opening up a bakery or a gadget shop. I'm always impressed by the number of nail salons and 'padarias' opening up. Brazil has a l
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by tmcz26 12y ago
We used Video Brewery ( http://www.videobrewery.com ) to find an independent animator for our startup ( https://www.konduto.com ). We found an excellent animator and contracted the voice-overs from Voices.com. The result