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DyumanBhatt
14y ago
More business rational to head over to HTML. Interestingly enough their pricing model puts it directly in competition with engines like Unity and even the Unreal Engine.
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Adobe to charge 9% royalty on Flash games
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RRE Ventures looking for Pinterest API based startups
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Saying no to sexual harassment at startups
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15y ago
A coder who can do sales and management work are worth their weight in gold. I would look at the situation in two ways: 1. Your value in the startup is far greater as you get better at all those different roles. 2. Even in the worse case sc
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15y ago
Glad to hear this just before I launch my campaign!
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15y ago
Quickbooks cloud or excel.
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15y ago
Make the changes required to fix the single biggest gripe you have gotten, and relaunch under a new name. Some tough love for you: Quit being so negative and complaining about hard work failing. It's a part of entrepreneurship - things will
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Print 3D worlds like Minecraft into tangible 3d maps
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This. Kickstarter is generating revenue in exchange for goods and services you're providing. It is not investment. I believe this is described in the Kickstarter FAQ. I however disagree that it isn't worth doing if you aren't already popula
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15y ago
What is the alternative for him? Another major, or just not going to a university? You can use payscale websites to judge what kind of pay a programmer that has gone to a college gets in relation to one that has not and compare to the cost
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15y ago
The issue is what kind of reputation does the incubator general partners have. Can they pull in the top VC's consistently each and every year? Can they anticipate the sectors and industries venture capital wants to go to? If all you did in
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15y ago
It's a question of how bright and smart you are along with how much hard work and stress can you handle. Most successful startup founders in my area finish college, but it is not required to be successful. I am a Founder and CEO with an un
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A specialist will make more money when in demand. A generalist makes less per job but more frequently. The best case is a specialist who is desired all the time.
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It depends. If the financial gains of SOPA are out weighed by the financial loss of losing customers then sure they can just decide not to support it anymore. It just comes down to which is a better business decision. They have to operate
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It is worth trying at least. In the meantime make some personal projects that prove what you can do. It can be a simple game, or a solution to help a small business. Don't forget that networking can also help you bypass such requirements if
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The VC taking the bait assumption is a bad one. They will look at the team you have, and if you can't get the job done, they'll establish the terms in a way they can push the founders out and replace them with a team that can get the job do
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I tend to be of the mind to learn by doing. As many of the others have mentioned, have conversations with your team members and spend time with them. A common practice is to grab lunch with them. This will help you get to know them and be
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15y ago
Congrats on closing! :D You should always ask for an estimate on how many hours any job will take and how much it will cost (ask for a max if you need to in order to get a cap) when you have them do work. At all times you should know how m
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He should make his own website regardless of whether there is another place he can contract his services out. Anyone interested will check for a website prior to committing contract work with him. I would recommend gamedev classifieds that