WillyBoy

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   by WillyBoy 13y ago

   Thanks! We're hoping to do a lotttt more with this :)
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   by WillyBoy 13y ago

   Thanks!
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   by WillyBoy 13y ago

   We're not handling SVGs with initial transformations right now. Will have that out by the end of the week though. Check back then!
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   by WillyBoy 13y ago

   Useful for creating fonts from SVGs. Supports multiple paths/shapes and even has an editor to make changes to your SVGs when uploaded.
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   Glyphter: The SVG Font Machine(glyphter.com)

   9 points by WillyBoy 13y ago|8 comments
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   Crowdsourcing a marketing plan: A $1,000 shared prize(piecewise.com)

   1 points by WillyBoy 14y ago|0 comments
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   A Bike Headlight To End All Bike Headlights(techcrunch.com)

   20 points by WillyBoy 15y ago|23 comments
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   by WillyBoy 15y ago

   Understanding the risks and ignoring the risks are two entirely different things... The current law basically says that anyone without $1 million and $200k in the bank is too stupid to invest in a startup but someone with that money is smar
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   by WillyBoy 15y ago

   Seed numbers: http://techcrunch.com/2011/11/09/crunchcrunch/
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    by WillyBoy 15y ago

    Actually that's flat out wrong. 2011- 1,100 seeded startups. 2004- Year Facebook formed. 2012-Facebook's valuation: est. $100 billion. If you say that 1,100 companies are seeded a year (which is not true, only 885 in 2009, 850 in 2008) an
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    by WillyBoy 15y ago

    Going public is incredibly expensive and is only worth it if you're needing to raise $50million+. A small company therefore doesn't have access to the public markets nor do the public markets have access to the small companies that make thi
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    by WillyBoy 15y ago

    When you do the math on $10 in Facebook stock at founding vs. what it's worth now, you find out that you could have invested in 20,000 startups and even if every single one of them failed except for Facebook, you would have lost NO money. T
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    by WillyBoy 15y ago

    Well written article for explaining to someone new the "risks"/rewards of passing crowdfunding legislation.
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    by WillyBoy 15y ago

    If the legislation passes, will the intermediary companies be responsible for educating the roughly 230 million new investors in the country or will the government take an active role in this process?
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    by WillyBoy 15y ago

    I think I saw that two of the spots for this workaway are being given away as a prize for the AngelHack competition(?) I'd go just to be able to spend time working with that kind of talent.