dabogy

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Special Trip: Travel for a year and avoid the election aftermath(specialtrip.com)
1 points by dabogy 10y ago|0 comments
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by dabogy 11y ago
Sounds like they made the right move. Hiring a non-technical for employee #1 doesn't sounds like a smart move, given that the founders should be doing any sales/bizdev at the early stages.
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Show HN: FAD.LY – A Daily Deal from Popular Brands(fad.ly)
4 points by dabogy 11y ago|1 comments
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by dabogy 12y ago
You should check out http://varinode.com
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by dabogy 12y ago
What kind of content do your publishers show?
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by dabogy 12y ago
You should give a 25% discount credit for every failed match, which is not usable until they reach 100% discount. Meaning, 4 failed matches gives a free match credit. If a match occurs before 4 consecutive failed matches, then the aggregate
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by dabogy 14y ago
Give your co-founder (1/48) (50% equity) (# of months working on the mvp). This is basically saying that your co-founders 50% stake vests monthly over 4 years. If they've worked 4 months on the mvp, 4 months worth of equity is released to t
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by dabogy 14y ago
Glad to hear! We believe that everybody is deserving of an experience that makes them feel valued and appreciated. No more maintaining the status quo!
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by dabogy 14y ago
Isn't this pretty much what a consulting firm does?
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by dabogy 14y ago
My suggestion would be to break down whatever you are doing into smaller tasks. Instead of thinking, I need to do this...and this...and this...and this...and this...and this in order to complete...change your mindset to "I just need to do t
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by dabogy 15y ago
Just to make the conversation a little more interesting, I will play devils advocate here. Maybe the issue here isn't the company, but you. I personally find it hard to believe that you can't find "something better" to do at a startup. Ther
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by dabogy 15y ago
I'd go with amusely. It's shorter and I find it easier to say.
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by dabogy 15y ago
My thoughts exactly. Getting no equity, and being in a position where you essentially have the same risk as the founders, doesn't make....much....sense.