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New Features and New Pricing at DNSimple(blog.dnsimple.com)
1 points by rmm5t 11y ago|0 comments
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by rmm5t 14y ago
The dynamic split comes with a performance/experience multiplier that is based on your market rate. The structure already accounts for the fact that one person's hour is not equal to another's. The system is based more on opportunity costs,
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by rmm5t 14y ago
Agreed, that's absolutely important, but life gets in the way. Things change, priorities change, and opportunities change. The dynamic split helps those who contributed early keep a stake even if they need to make a change later. It also gi
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by rmm5t 14y ago
I believe it does the exact opposite. There's room to game any system, but in a dynamic split, if a team member is seen as gaming the system, there are simple ways to remedy that early. At the end of the day, there still needs to be a trus
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by rmm5t 14y ago
That's almost exactly what the dynamic split does. You bring in workers who are exchanging their time for equity, and the rate of exchange is determined by the market rate for that person. Afterwards, there's a formula to help determine the
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by rmm5t 14y ago
Vesting is a reasonable approach, but it comes with its own baggage. One year cliffs are somewhat arbitrary -- afterall, why does a gregorian calendar dictate when ownership is divided? There's room for more granularity than that. What do y
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Student builds iPhone app in 3 nights. So impressed that we bought it from him.
9 points by rmm5t 15y ago|2 comments