rugpuller

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by rugpuller 15y ago
It's funny how obvious some things are in hindsight. I never once thought there'd be an issue with a 50/50 split; but yes, no one person has power of veto. Interesting about vesting equity though, I'd not heard of that before (naive much?).
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by rugpuller 15y ago
That's definitely a fair point, 3 months is a long time. It's gone on so long mainly because we ended up having separate responsibilities. It all sounds a bit silly in retrospect. After he said he'd tackle the business stuff--instead of cod
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by rugpuller 15y ago
You're right, of course. It's by no stretch of the imagination complete, but it's getting very close to our minimum viable product to push out the door. Maybe I'm a control freak, or maybe I'm impatient; I like your suggestion but I can see
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by rugpuller 15y ago
You are, of course, correct. I've been a bit cowardly so far, but that needs to change; I'll talk to him and see if we can't work things out. At the very least, I should make him aware I'm feeling like this.
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by rugpuller 15y ago
I believe there aren't really any problems, just he doesn't have a lot of free time with a full time job and family; but you're right, I may not be aware of the full picture here. I'm honestly not interested in screwing the guy, we've both
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by rugpuller 15y ago
Thanks. Your third point is something I've been trying to keep in mind; of course I want more, but I'm conscious of that desire so hopefully it won't get the better of me. I keep reminding myself that "50% of something is better than 100% o
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Ask HN: What would you do? Co-founder troubles.
3 points by rugpuller 15y ago|15 comments