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by weebro 11y ago
Did you come up with this idea, or why was doubleblinded registered just after this Reddit post? https://www.reddit.com/r/Nootropics/comments/3p0y2x/crowdfun... https://www.123-reg.co.uk/
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by weebro 14y ago
In my opinion it's HUGELY important. My thoughts; sexy = 1.) Free press, lots of it, results in free traffic and traction SO increased chance of success. As an investor, getting behind an 'animal' capable of producing either viral growth or
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by weebro 15y ago
If you could find the time to appear at that event, it may be more productive it coincide with the Silicon Valley Comes to Oxford event held in November, or FOWA London on 3-5th Oct, both of which you have presented at in the past.
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by weebro 15y ago
Move to the Valley, get valley investors. Do deals with American companies, focus your product on the USA more. Try attracting/optimising for American search traffic/users more. Aim to get Americans using your site to find, research, and
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Tuxebo - Hiring London based hacker
3 points by weebro 15y ago
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Tuxebo (London based) - hiring hacker
5 points by weebro 16y ago
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Tuxebo (London based) - hiring hacker
5 points by weebro 16y ago|0 comments
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Tuxebo - London based startup hiring a hacker
10 points by weebro 16y ago
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Tuxebo (London based) - hiring hacker
15 points by weebro 16y ago
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by weebro 16y ago
I (YC S09) applied about 20mins before the deadline I think. I didn't tell my co-founders. One was living in Malaysia at the time. They had persuaded me to wait till we were 'ready'. We are a UK based company. It was about 2/3am in the
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UK based Summer 09 YC seeks experienced PHP/LAMP/PHPCake coder
38 points by weebro 17y ago
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by weebro 17y ago
The TechCrunch comments on this are ridiculous. Entrepreneurs are not people who come up with ideas; they are people who successfully execute ideas through further iteration and development. There is an element of discovery in success; cont
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by weebro 17y ago
ori_b, please don't take this all so personally. We are trying to keep costs as low as possible in our startup. Is there such harm in asking? If we get someone, great, if we don't there is no damage done. You make a valid point above. We
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by weebro 17y ago
This is a chance to become a full time employee, the first, with equity and a say in the business. But we have now discovered that European students are more than interested in this opportunity; students from the top Universities, but the
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by weebro 17y ago
no wise cracks on that comment :) Actually, no give me wise cracks, this should be fun
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by weebro 17y ago
No, it's nothing like Swoopo, it's not in that space at all. It's also 'like' a reverse auction but it's not. It's not in medical or in military but it is a very big industry. It's actually targeted towards construction initially. But i
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by weebro 17y ago
That was very thorough, thank you. I wish people thought more about the context within which the chose to apply words. Shall I put out a request asking for someone with very little experience and no previous proven application of that know
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by weebro 17y ago
'day jobs and their stupid managers' This says a lot about your maturity and attitude dude. Your manager is your manager for a reason, one day you'll work it out, I'm not going to help turn the bulb on, you'll find the switch one day. I a
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by weebro 17y ago
colin (at) breakie (dot) net sorry I'm not on the same time zone as you guys I think
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by weebro 17y ago
marketplace, $100 Billion market per annum USA, kinda reverse auction and no it's not like ebay and it's not something obvious.
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by weebro 18y ago
How do we save things now though?
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For Hackers: How long to learn .Net?
4 points by weebro 19y ago|9 comments
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by weebro 19y ago
Yup, niche market for mining and quarrying: quarrysell (dot) com. We are based in Loughborough (outside Nottingham/Leicester) Join out network on Facebook if you are around: http://www.facebook.com/topic.php?uid=6710636524&topic=3..
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Founders: Business guys vs Hackers or Entrepreneurs vs Managers?
2 points by weebro 19y ago|1 comments
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by weebro 19y ago
What is your alternative; get a lawyer to draw them up? Where do you think they get them from? Only 10% of legal documents are drawn up from scratch. Lawyers have a service called Westlaw. This service allows them to copy entire briefs/
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by weebro 19y ago
Hi Andy, I've been put on to a few resources by YC companies (I'm a relentless networker) so am contacting programmers directly) Our current project (Quarrysell.com) does require a part time PHP, MySQL, Joomla, HTML experienced developer.
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by weebro 19y ago
Thanks you America (and those from the UK) who pitched in on this thread. These are the types of things we should discuss in this forum (I find people chat a lot of sh*t on here, none of it related to start-ups or being entrepreneurial) I
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by weebro 19y ago
I'm a lawyer in NY (where I used to work) and the U.K., I also have a company here (in the U.K.). Cost of incorporation in the U.K. is GBP25 ($50), takes 1 Hour max and can all be done online with the incorporation docs emailed to you afte
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by weebro 19y ago
Yes, that's right David could afford to buy a new 'slingshot' with the spare $1.6 BILLION dollars he had just lying around. What is a Goliath to an American?? Boots - to - big - for, comes to mind.
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by weebro 19y ago
Thanks for the history lesson. Now, let an Irish man (same former 'colony' issues as you Yanks) who's based in the UK, point out that the largest population in the USA is of German origin and the second is Irish. The closest vote in US Se

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