RahCom

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   by RahCom 14y ago

   3 Yes's out of 37 is not a bad metric to go off of, unless you're in a micro-niche and 37 customers is all there is. What is the market as a whole? By yes, are they bringing out a checkbook and saying "can I get it now"? As for work, I'd su
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   by RahCom 14y ago

   There is definitely a cost-benefit analysis to run. How much is my time worth to me, how much gas do I use up in a month, what is the price of gas, and how much we this service cost? I think that there certainly is a market for this sort of
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   by RahCom 14y ago

   I apologize for my noncommittal question. I currently hold a master's degree (that I recently completed) in bioengineering. I am completely committed to making this a reality. I am only unsure of how to move forward in regards to government
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   by RahCom 14y ago

   I currently have a masters degree in bioengineering, do you believe that a PhD is required to create a SynBio startup?
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   by RahCom 14y ago

   Thanks for your reply, and I apologize for my tardy response. I'm interested in the whole field of Synthetic Biology, with no particular research focus. From my understanding, synthetic biology is able to solve many world problems. This in
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   by RahCom 14y ago

   I too find it very cool. I first viewed it via mobile on my iPhone and found the "get started" page wouldn't load. I then noticed that it hasn't been set up for mobile yet. However, after viewing it in a browser I am very impressed. Look fo
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   I want to start a synthetic biology company, now what?

   3 points by RahCom 14y ago|7 comments
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   by RahCom 14y ago

   I've always enjoyed seeing what other startups choose for their stack. With your thoughts on heroku, what do you think about the new Google Cloud aimed at competing with AWS?