cyu

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by cyu 16y ago
I can't imagine any co with that much investment money betting on a platform that they can never take ownership of.
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by cyu 16y ago
If I was 10Gen, it would be in my best interest to offer support to 4sq, contract or not. People (like us) are watching.
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by cyu 18y ago
Being a member of Lance's 50% Asian cofounder club, I was going to reply earlier, but my internet gave out. And thank goodness. From reading some of the comments, I think I must be living in another Atlanta. I'll stick with mine, thanks.
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Overcapitalization(academicvc.blogspot.com)
2 points by cyu 19y ago|0 comments
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by cyu 19y ago
If you look at it as a new interface for a computer, then it might not be too interesting. But if you look at it as a new interface for a table or anything that has a surface (microwave, walls, fridges), then it becomes very interesting. A
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by cyu 19y ago
I imagine people are just going to your front page and then leaving, so what I would do is experiment with the front page to see if you can get better engagement. Focus on getting users to make the next click. Add a 'Add a Location' textf
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by cyu 19y ago
We did a logo contest on SitePoint, and were really happy with the results. http://www.sitepoint.com/contests/
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by cyu 19y ago
I understand the legal point, but I don't think incorporating should be a barrier to building another application. I wouldn't be afraid of pursuing different web 2.0 apps under the same company, but would definitely consider a spin off if
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by cyu 19y ago
These formalities are ways to show your commitment to doing a startup. Granted, there are other ways to show commitment, but there's nothing like putting a little money down on it. For most of us, writing code is not a good way to show co
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by cyu 19y ago
I think the keys to CMM are perfectly valid. However I don't think there's a direct correlation between CMM level and the success of the company. You can say that by looking at the companies with a high CMM level that there is a relation,
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by cyu 19y ago
You shouldn't blindly implement features just because your users are telling you to do so. While it is important to listen and react to your user's concerns, it's also your responsibility to maintain the integrity/consistency of the applic
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by cyu 19y ago
I'm in as well. -- Calvin (cyu at mynextdive.com)