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lien
4y ago
keep sending emails and see test features users are interested in via clicks or registrations.
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lien
10y ago
I would sue the company. most definitely. There's no need to make a scene publicly, but if you were let go without much warning, you would be able to win. CA protects workers and a good lawyer would be able to find a good cause for thi
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lien
13y ago
I would avoid off shore developers at all costs. It'll be more costly for your business if you didn't pick the right ones, or not managing them correctly. Even if you did pick the right developers, you will have to spend time to t
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lien
13y ago
I have recently deleted my SO account. Hallellujah! I've gone as far as putting in -site:stackoverflow.com when I need to google something because most of the answers are just white noise.
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lien
14y ago
This is a huge problem for me. My marketplace was designed to take commissions out of each sale so our application fee is $0. I have to charge the customers who buy the products the full amount, and then a percentage of the sale is disburse
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lien
14y ago
What are the fees when transferring between stripe accounts?
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lien
14y ago
All I did was request my company name to be created. I never attempted to write the article myself. I didn't find a way of writing on a blank page like you did, the situation may have changed. Well if you did, you're definitely more knowled
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lien
14y ago
I never attempted to write about my company. I submitted a request to have my company created as an entry. You need to have your company name created first before anyone can write about you.
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lien
14y ago
Wikipedia is an interesting place. I am not sure what classifies articles for deletion, but it feels like only people who live in the Internet industry take part in actively running and editing the articles. I don't think of it as a male do
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14y ago
There are no wrong questions asked at a conference. Everyone is there to learn. I stopped reading the rest of the blog because I found the first bullet point annoying: "Only ask a question relevant to 2/3 of the audience." People can ask wh
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lien
14y ago
No founder is so cheap as to have their time to be rented from. Besides, if I want to connect with some of the founders, all I have to do is send them an email.
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lien
14y ago
I really love this, but I think paying for shipping is the one problem you will have to solve. Shipping costs at minimum $15. Maybe could focus on listing designer clothes, hard-to-get items first, and then once you get a sizable user base
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14y ago
Nvidia Doesn't have a choice no matter how unhappy they are with tsmc. TSMC is the biggest fab that every fabless manufacturer uses. Every single fabless semi has no choice but TSMC. If tsmc can't deliver on the 22nm technology, no other fa
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lien
15y ago
this is not supposed to be a "good" idea. it's a "money" idea. simple.
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lien
15y ago
I wish my ex would talk to you. I think most issues that couples have is really on communication, and a lot of time we misunderstand each other. We fail to look at our partner from his/her perspective. I broke up with my ex because he faile
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lien
15y ago
I have to say, your product is amazing. one thing though - since you guys are after hobbyists and small design firms and it seems like it's a fairly small market with very little money to be made. but it's very likely that you guys will be
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lien
15y ago
looks like this is a list of "how to" instructions than why use git. take it for what it is. I actually have used both tortoiseSVN and git, and I'm actually in love with git! you should give it a try.
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lien
15y ago
How do you know how they came up with those lists by simply grouping them into location, work, etc? Look at the lists closely. Not everyone who went to your school is included in those lists What you are seeing is what they want to show you
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15y ago
what katango is undertaking is an extremely complex task. they're using machine learning and AI. what you are saying is just classifying people based on heuristics, not AI and this is not what katango is doing. Basically think of AI as putt
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lien
15y ago
i totally agree with you. what the hell is a technologist anyway? it's a word where people think it sounds so cool but no one knows what it really means :)
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15y ago
corporations care about ideas being stolen because hundreds of millions are at stake. When you are a startup you have nothing to lose and everything to gain. that includes telling everyone about what you are doing.
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15y ago
Do you guys have APIs? I provide consulting at a semiconductor company and I am currently looking into helping them drive product requirements for selling subscription-based software online (optimized for their hardware). Most hardware comp
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15y ago
i never keep track of my ideas. i only have a few that really stand out and those i never forget. if your ideas don't come back to you over and over again, then those aren't good ideas. also, i try to be proactive about finding out whether
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15y ago
i was a powerseller on ebay but decided to stop logging onto ebay 2007, when meg whitman issued that huge price hike. sorry, bad business decision. why should i use ebay if i could list everything on Craigslist for free? plus with the huge
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lien
15y ago
what a petty move! management needs to grow up!
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15y ago
How can you sue your ex-employees and still feel good about the company IPO?
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15y ago
why am i not surprised? a huge price hike in the middle of a struggling economy. I do feel bad for Netflix and i hope they recover. it was just a one-time bad business decision behind a great brand name. what a costly learning lesson for th
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15y ago
Sure, Groupon is successful, but is it sustainable? To me, it's not a good business model because it could be easily copied, easily replaceable, and anyone could do it. Short-term success doesn't translate into a sustainable business model.
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15y ago
jemka, my point is that Dairy Queen has more real technology than Groupon. Their icecream is their product. Groupon has none. Groupon has coupons as a product and that's not a technology. Icecream is!!
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15y ago
Dairy Queen has physical locations, serving that specific location and market. It takes time for the company to do research on specific market segment and why there needs to be a physical location there. It also takes time to build, train,
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