yrashk

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by yrashk 19y ago
+1 for both slime and git
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by yrashk 19y ago
I was quite happy hacking lisp code (cmucl and then sbcl and a bit of clisp) in emacs with slime
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by yrashk 19y ago
May be it will be a good idea to put some numbers in but say it is a ballpark number that is a subject for negotiations and will depend on a final agreement terms?
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by yrashk 19y ago
I'm not an expert in this kind of questions (yet?) but I'd personally state what percentage of ownership/share of profit angel will receive in return to an investment made. Though may be it will be wiser to negotiate it when somebody will c
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by yrashk 19y ago
Prototype plus YUI, looking at jQuery
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by yrashk 19y ago
I confirm, I do not see this option in settings yet.
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by yrashk 19y ago
wow!
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by yrashk 19y ago
I am happy git user
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by yrashk 19y ago
issuesdone.com :)
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by yrashk 19y ago
Are Malmo living costs significantly lower?
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by yrashk 19y ago
Lets do! I am interested to move to Bay Area and share apartments with like-minded folks
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by yrashk 19y ago
any need to interfere with their social security and bureaucracy being incorporated elsewhere?
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by yrashk 19y ago
Copenhagen is awesome, but realty is expensive. Though Malmo, Sweden is quite close and it is cheaper.
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by yrashk 19y ago
I second it :)
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by yrashk 19y ago
I am currently in Ukraine. IANAL, but I suppose it is ok to have a kind of usual visa for three month or so and commit to your own US company wherever you are (while you have no salary). I am a co-founder of US company already.
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by yrashk 19y ago
Isn't London expensive too?
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by yrashk 19y ago
Spain? Never been there though :)
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by yrashk 19y ago
I don't care how to call this community. Name is not that important comparing to the value of community itself :)
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by yrashk 19y ago
I'd personally like to move to SV for three or four months
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by yrashk 19y ago
I am basically okay to unite with other European enterpreneurs here in Europe, that's a good idea, too (if I will have no possibility to move to SV) I still believe in face-to-face communications, they bring so much value!
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by yrashk 19y ago
I am interested, though I need someone to invite me to US to let me apply for visa. P.S. That is basically what I was talking about yesterday ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=70071 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=70107 ) P.P.S. I
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by yrashk 19y ago
What is important is that YCombinator has already built a community even by rejecting most of applicants. Don't loose a chance to network, cooperate and succeed, we all are in a great team over here!
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by yrashk 19y ago
I think that losers party is a loser's pattern. Non-accepted people are not losers. Rejection is a good chance to prove the opposite, either alone or with others.
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by yrashk 19y ago
Since YC is not really about money but about networking, inspiration, communication, etc. (at least it is how I see it), why those applicants whose applications were rejected couldn't host a bootstrapped "camp"? I mean if several startups c
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by yrashk 19y ago
now it show less than 2 hours :)
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by yrashk 19y ago
+1 dedicated boxes are quite cheap these days!
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by yrashk 19y ago
Which Lisp are you running? Xen VPS on x86-64 seems to have troubles running SBCL.
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by yrashk 19y ago
I personally believe that submitting an application to YC is an experience itself and whether we will be invited or not, it gave me few minutes to step back to look at a big picture and get more inspiration to continue working.
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by yrashk 19y ago
mine were SURA PK8000 ( http://rk86.com/frolov/sura.htm ) and ES1840 ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ES_PEVM )
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by yrashk 19y ago
I was asking purely rhetorical question :) Surely 125 bucks is not a big investment into startup. We invest a lot more each month :)

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