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by trazire 7y ago
I believe you can email your pitch deck in and get a code to apply.
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by trazire 7y ago
Ads are harder to implement correctly . Obviously, you can get an AdSense script tag and probably get it working in a couple days, but if you want a good CPM, that's not plausible. A smaller user base is more valuable as they're
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by trazire 7y ago
While I agree, decentralized video shouldn't be considered any more then it actually is; a tool for serving videos with lower bandwidth costs.
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by trazire 7y ago
It is a viable method, you just won't get many customers. For a smaller userbase, it is entirely feasible and profitable to do stuff like this based on subscriptions. Ad revenue can be higher, but is volatile and harder to implement. P
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by trazire 7y ago
It's kind of an "on paper" crime, a la Al Capone. You'll get caught quicker if you have a manual audit after paying bribes. The IRS keeps your returns private, for the most part, and if you don't pay you could have
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by trazire 7y ago
As does every company ever, as is their fiduciary duty.
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by trazire 7y ago
And maybe a fake Name on Card (available with something like Privacy.com, not saying that particularly was used but virtual card services like that were used) was used to simply verify the transaction and get through Amazon's fraud det
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by trazire 7y ago
Yea, $850 franchise tax minimum. I personally think it's a bit excess even by Californian standards. Also, you'd need to get an office in Delaware to not mandate a foreign registration in California which still involves the taxes.
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Sign Here to Lose Everything(youtube.com)
2 points by trazire 8y ago|0 comments
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by trazire 8y ago
$100/year to upload unlimited apps.
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by trazire 8y ago
I guess so. To each their own, I guess.
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by trazire 8y ago
It's definitely an under-saturated market. Some people fancy regular sized Pixels (of any gen). A family member of mine prefers small phone sizes, uses a Pixel on a regular basis, and it works for them. I expect the same for the newer
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by trazire 8y ago
Welcome to HN! And on that note, with some Android ROMs and even with some modifications, privacy issues on Android devices are slightly alleviated. But yeah, Apple is natively better for privacy.
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by trazire 8y ago
Yea, that's one thing that I envy Apple for. I legitimately still use the iPhone 4S as my daily driver. It had software updates for around 5 years and has iOS 9. Still works as an alarm clock, a music player, and for everything else I
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by trazire 8y ago
The iPhone SE is traditionally a fan favorite and turned over many heads when it first released (or rather, upon its first big price drop).
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by trazire 8y ago
No, it just comes with a different SIM kit.
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by trazire 8y ago
$249 is still a little overpriced considering alternative options, especially with a refurb/used iPhone 7 going for really cheap. As in, like, $160 on Ebay and more expensive for refurbs and new ones. But hey, that's how they get
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by trazire 8y ago
VC funding is so overvalued, esp considering you don't need a money transmitter license to become a subscription service. Literally just use Stripe or something.