jwt

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by jwt 13y ago
Where did you see the 7m revenue figure -- source?
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by jwt 13y ago
How do you do that?
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by jwt 14y ago
Any particular location you have seen this in NYC? Haven't seen it yet
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by jwt 14y ago
There's existing models out there: check out renttherunway and bagborroworsteal
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Why Iced Coffee Costs More than Hot(grubstreet.com)
1 points by jwt 14y ago|0 comments
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by jwt 15y ago
Do you have to be in the military to have a usaa account or how we you able to use them? I've heard many good things
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The Song Decoders at Pandora(nytimes.com)
16 points by jwt 17y ago|0 comments
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by jwt 17y ago
Check out the new hackerspace at Soho Haven http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=876580
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by jwt 17y ago
Seconded! Andrew- I'd love to see transcripts of the Mixergy interviews as well, as I'm sure many others are too.
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by jwt 17y ago
anyone have particular splitter recs?
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by jwt 17y ago
and Bebo
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by jwt 17y ago
Do you know what the monthly minimum for Braintree processing was? The last quote I got from them was $200/month if you're processing under $1mm/year. I've also heard of a couple recent cases in which it was negotiated down to $100 though.
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by jwt 17y ago
PayPal is by far the most cost-effective way (in terms of % rates) to get up and running - compared to the time and costs involved in setting up a merchant account/payment processor. As Aaroneous mentioned- Paypal Website Payments Pro allow
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by jwt 17y ago
Venture Voice is awesome, there some 50+ hour-long podcasts. http://www.venturevoice.com/
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Ad Revenue on the Web? No Sure Bet(nytimes.com)
13 points by jwt 17y ago|3 comments
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by jwt 17y ago
There are very, very few markets that it is truly winner take all. Ex. even Airbus/Boeing, Microsoft/Linux/Apple, etc For most part, I find that ideas are essentially worth the paper that they're scribbled on. It almost always comes down to
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by jwt 17y ago
Wow, very impressive stuff. A job well executed and done. Keep it up!
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by jwt 17y ago
We use the following paid services: Dropbox, Wufoo, Github, Slicehost, Skype, Google Apps, Uservoice, Basecamp and Pivotal Tracker
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by jwt 17y ago
Yes, we have a tables/space reserved for 30 people from 6-8pm
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Tent Cities in the US? ... wow.(thelede.blogs.nytimes.com)
3 points by jwt 18y ago|1 comments
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by jwt 18y ago
When we had started back in Oct - the quote was an $200 additional fee on top of the percentages. It's eliminated as soon as $1mm is processed
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by jwt 18y ago
Braintree is awesome with Rails apps (and particularly rock solid if you needed to implement recurring charges). The only issue is you would need to process $1+ mm through your site, otherwise, there'd be an additional monthly charge. Highl
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My Route To MySpace(nytimes.com)
1 points by jwt 18y ago|0 comments
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The Eligible Bachelor Paradox(slate.com)
94 points by jwt 18y ago|116 comments
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Innovation During the Great Depression(mckinseyquarterly.com)
1 points by jwt 18y ago|0 comments
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Google's Chief Economist on how the Web challenges managers(mckinseyquarterly.com)
3 points by jwt 18y ago|0 comments
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Facebook Sentiment Engine?(nytimes.com)
5 points by jwt 18y ago|2 comments
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by jwt 18y ago
Advertising and premium accounts need not be exclusive. You could try both with a freemium model (see Chris Anderson's recent WSJ piece). Place ads on the free version and take them away in the premium (as well as adding other features of c