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by zangiku 9y ago
Interesting to see the _very_ strong parallels to Japanese culture here. For everyone arguing about whether this is true of all Chinese culture, of course there is innovative thinking in China, Wu is simply pointing out that in places where
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by zangiku 9y ago
They should start a credit card business. Rakuten did this to great effect in Japan. Use the credit card, get points you can use for Uber. Customer acquisition is as cheap as putting a signup form in the back of each car and incentivizing d
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by zangiku 9y ago
Japan, Finland, and I'm sure other cultures are completely fine with this. The West (and in particular the US) are the prudes about this one.
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by zangiku 9y ago
Why does funding a company have to mean that you are forever beholden to the CEO's bad decisions? Extreme this is not, and founders should take this as a signal that Benchmark will bring reason to the board.
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by zangiku 9y ago
Until an exit, he hasn't made them anything except paper billionaires. If anywhere on the road to an exit Travis or any other CEO does anything unbecoming of a steward of the capital of the investors, he should be questioned and potent
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by zangiku 9y ago
I'd like to review and give feedback
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Ask HN: Should I give my early angels extra equity?
18 points by zangiku 9y ago|16 comments
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by zangiku 9y ago
The ones that are good at building something (or at least focused on it) won't be wasting their time trying to "give back" (read: find other opportunities). Zuckerberg did some very minimal "giving back" while build
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Ask HN: Will Twitter Disable Replies to Combat Trolling?
1 points by zangiku 9y ago|0 comments