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by corkill 5y ago
1.5% cash back. The difference with Ramp is they are connected to your business bank account and can automatically increase your limit as you grow vs traditional companies like AMEX that require you to manually submit your financials and go
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by corkill 6y ago
Shareholders benefit from the profits via a rising stock price even if they don't pay out a dividend.
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by corkill 6y ago
Do they pay for other software to solve this problem? What are the painful problems of the people with purchasing power in that market? At the initial stage I would be looking for them to pay you anything or agree to pay and optimize the pr
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by corkill 8y ago
Follow Up Boss | followupboss.com | Senior Product Manager | Remote We’re a SaaS solution that accelerates sales for real estate teams, self funded, profitable and growing company. Customer-centric https://www.facebook.com/f
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by corkill 10y ago
In the cart tipping is the default so I assume that may reduce their costs and from the below quora thread sounds like what shoppers rely on. https://www.quora.com/What-is-tipping-etiquette-for-delivery...
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by corkill 11y ago
That was my initial reaction though looks like a bit more info coming out that there may be other reasons and the letter may have been written in response to a pending firing. This made the front page of reddit which seems to have turned up
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by corkill 11y ago
Follow Up Boss | Full-time | San Francisco or REMOTE We are seeking outstanding developers to join our small productive team building software used every day by sales teams. We practice Scrum with 1-week sprint cycles for faster development
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by corkill 11y ago
People with problems and money to solve those problems aka business owners.
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Building a better search experience with Algolia(medium.com)
4 points by corkill 11y ago|0 comments
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by corkill 11y ago
Internet stocks were trading at all-time highs in 1999. Housing was doing great in 2006. Any asset being at all-time highs doesn't mean there are negligible risks only that the majority of the market currently thinks there is (they mig
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by corkill 11y ago
I think you answered your own question that they will make more money this way, which I'm sure all of their investors and employees holding stock will appreciate. I believe they are quoted somewhere as saying the ASX doesn't under
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by corkill 11y ago
Remote or San Francisco - www.followupboss.com - Director of engineering, Fullstack and front end devs We are seeking outstanding developers to join our small productive team building software used every day by sales teams. We practice Scru
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by corkill 11y ago
"Can you make me dinner reservations?" would lead to a response like "Any preferences on the type of food and location?" Over time they learn your preferences so they don't need to ask location for example next time
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by corkill 11y ago
"I felt like I didn’t want to just be writing software to other people’s specs — I wanted to write software that I wanted to use and enjoy." Do you use this software and enjoy it? if so you have actually succeeded at your origin
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by corkill 11y ago
They might value that knowledge being kept private to them more than debunking the article in the short term.
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This Swedish house was designed by two million people(businessinsider.com.au)
1 points by corkill 11y ago|1 comments
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by corkill 12y ago
They aren't trying to reduce costs, they are trying to focus on their product and growing their company.
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by corkill 12y ago
You can pay someone to do this for you.
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by corkill 12y ago
They are the cheapest in terms of founder time. You don't need to apply or be approved by anyone you already have access to the funding.
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by corkill 12y ago
Realize that everyone else is just trying to make friends as well.
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by corkill 12y ago
Yep looks worth a try. With the number of prior native mail app let downs, I suspect the early adopter market for mail apps is getting more wary, I am.
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by corkill 12y ago
Yes a) as that requires the largest amount of new skills that you likely did not have before (ignoring repeat successful founders). e.g. customer development, sales, marketing. Once you have 100 there will be new challenges like recruiting,
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by corkill 12y ago
You don't need more ideas, you've had plenty of those. You need to learn how to get a customer and solve their problems. Money is abundant if you are solving people's problems so you need to start doing that. Read lean startu
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by corkill 12y ago
The turkish people already know the government is corrupt so the cat is out of the bag in that sense (they didn't need these recordings to know that). But twitter etc allow much easier spreading of information and organising protests t
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by corkill 12y ago
People that disliked something are more likely to vote on that episode to voice their dislike. For example if the episode makes fun of christians you may have a heavy amount of christians vote the episode down even though it was a good epis
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by corkill 12y ago
It seems like you would start with one less common service gauge public/international reaction then move up the chain.
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by corkill 12y ago
Would this picture change your mind? http://t.co/lCaMDBxZER Seems they are working their way up the chain of services.
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by corkill 12y ago
This will just push everyone sharing info to Facebook. Next move bye bye Facebook...or internet. Any way to build a mobile app that rotates servers enough to circumvent this kind of blocking?
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by corkill 12y ago
Yes it would seem. "Google Engineer Fired for Accessing Teens' Gmail, Chat Logs" http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2369188,00.asp
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by corkill 12y ago
Few people that get wealthy off books do so from the book sale royalties. They sell seminars, keynote talks, services etc, it is a form of lead generation and an expert positioning tool.

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