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Lenovo founder talks about innovation, Apple, and IP theft(sfgate.com)
4 points by us 16y ago|1 comments
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by us 16y ago
Spread the word
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by us 16y ago
Funny, I think they feel the same way about you if they even knew you existed. ^_~
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by us 16y ago
Wow, I gotta give mad props. Very awesome
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by us 16y ago
It's "met", not "mat".
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by us 16y ago
1. I wasn't referring to him learning how to code. You missed the analogy completely. I was arguing that he wouldn't want to work with you if you didn't know how to code so why are you working with him if he knows nothing about business. Ea
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by us 16y ago
I've been on both ends of the startup spectrum so allow me to elaborate a bit. 1. No one wants to partners with a guy that can't code and hope he can learn to become a technical cofounder from scratch. Typically speaking, you find someone w
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by us 16y ago
1. Any company that relocates you would probably only do so if they believe you're the right fit and will perform well. Startups require a lot of work. Most people that works for a startup do not work a typical 40 hour week, especially the
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by us 16y ago
1. Depends on what the OPs goals are. Most scalable startups register C corps in Delaware. Of course if he's not planning to raise, scale a large size startup, etc.. this may not apply. 2. If the above is true, I would highly recommend agai
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by us 16y ago
I did a B2B startup previously. We went to industry events and conferences and connected with other businesses and contacts. While that is not the only strategy, it is a good one.
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Holy cow, can we please format that post better.
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I don't know about other businesses, but for me, unemployed or not, degreed or not, I am willing to hire anyone who is talented at what they do. The problem is finding the right talent and the right fit that benefits both the employer and t
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Congrats! Keep moving forward...
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See here: http://techcrunch.com/2011/02/16/google-new-toolbar/
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Assuming it's done correctly, I think it'd be useful for many to explore other ways to monetize their business that they may not think of.
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Microsoft VS Mozilla on Modern Web Browser(webmonkey.com)
3 points by us 16y ago|0 comments
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The only problem with this example is not every software engineer has the ability to be an entrepreneur. Sure, they can create monumental value for their employers, but there are some people that just can't be founders or cofounders or anyt
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1. The company you want to approach should be something you're interested in. You don't want to just join any random startup. Relocating from Dallas to the Bay is a huge difference (I know because I lived in Dallas for 9 months before). The
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by us 16y ago
Get a merchant account if you can. Shop around. Although I haven't tried Fee Fighters, seems like it would be a good place to start for looking up a merchant account: http://feefighters.com/ Also merchant accounts often have a separate ga
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by us 16y ago
Fair or not is an entirely different argument. The purpose of this whole thing was to demonstrate whether or not Watson was capable of thinking more inline with human thought processes rather than base on static data. I think this is the be
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Skype Founders Want to Invest in Chinese Startups(businessinsider.com)
1 points by us 16y ago|0 comments
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by us 16y ago
You probably don't qualify. Entrepreneurs should only accept money from an accredited investor. If all you have is low tens of thousands, very high chance you're not accredited. Meaning no one should be taking money from you.
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I agreed up till your last statement. They would have developed it if it meant more ad dollars as well.
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Not really. I'm just interested in seeing how long people typically take to build their prototype in general. Let's be honest here. Two people working on the same type of startup could spend totally different amounts of time coding out a pr
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Poll: How long did it take you to build your prototype?
3 points by us 16y ago|3 comments
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Less than a month
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1 to 2 months
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2 to 3 months
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3 to 4 months
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4 to 5 months

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