Pobe

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Maslow theory, business opportunities and innovative applications(codemarket.wordpress.com)
1 points by Pobe 13y ago|0 comments
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There's been an article about music
1 points by Pobe 14y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN : Is it worth it to go live and work in Silicon Valley?
4 points by Pobe 15y ago|7 comments
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by Pobe 15y ago
"Girls are my greatest weakness. So am I for them. wink " Be honest, that's it. They will figure out if you are a fit in the team sooner or later anyway.
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by Pobe 15y ago
Thank you
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Ask HN: Free CRM?
1 points by Pobe 15y ago|2 comments
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by Pobe 15y ago
Je vais me rappeler de Signsquid justement à cause de la pieuvre. J'aime l'idée et le personnage est très bien choisi. Le lien se fait automatiquement avec l'encre. La question prend de sa pertinence en fonction de la clientèle que vous vis
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by Pobe 15y ago
who is Jason Roberts?
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by Pobe 15y ago
It depends of your strategy. If the numbers give your start-up a competitive advange, I say go on use it. It will attract customers, make you trustworthy (social proof kind of, be honest though) and scare the competition (or stimulate it, i
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by Pobe 15y ago
HN commentators, dreaming start-up, crushing starters.
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by Pobe 16y ago
Nop, the less you know of a system the more you can think out of it. Which is a big part of innovation.
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by Pobe 16y ago
It's sad you can't team up with people to create a greater product while you do your business work/innovation/generalistic work/legal/accounting etc. etc. you know the stuff a business man should do. I'm in the same situation as you. Maybe