greybeardednyc

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by greybeardednyc 3y ago
How do you generate income - income enough to survive? - rifd 1/23 after 13 yrs - 25 yrs exp
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by greybeardednyc 3y ago
How do you generate enough income to survive?
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by greybeardednyc 3y ago
Not everyone has friends or family capable of helping them… or doing so without it significantly impacting their family/friends ability to avoid falling into the same situation. Additionally, temporarily is fine when you have prospects
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by greybeardednyc 4y ago
I definitely get the whole “web3” is useless argument for a lot of the cases it’s been proposed but like any new technology I think it may find valid use cases somewhere down the line. One of the few uses for which I am interested is “web3”
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by greybeardednyc 4y ago
As I read your post I recall having come to much of the same conclusions (also have a similar non traditional/institutional history - over 20yrs writing/building stuff). I went as far as to enroll in an interview prep course to tr
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by greybeardednyc 4y ago
I’m guessing this is just a way for Elon to double down on his signaling of “cost cutting” to help hold the stock price right? Id suspect there are lots of managers involved in things other than managing devs at Twitter but love to see the
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by greybeardednyc 4y ago
Oh and as a quick follow up, it’s probably best not to give up any equity at all (aka not raise funds - borrow if really needed but otherwise bootstrap) if you can. If you really believe there is a revenue generating business there the wors
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by greybeardednyc 4y ago
I’m probably missing something here but usually a “business” looks to fundraising because it has some goal/need which requires money it does not currently have. Usually this goal/need has some eventual outcome of generating revenu