Re:How To Go From Idea To Launching With Paying Customers In...
by weego on Friday September 17, 2010 @11:18AM
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How to masquerade self-publicism as a how to?
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Re:How To Go From Idea To Launching With Paying Customers In...
by jasonlbaptiste on Friday September 17, 2010 @11:21AM
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If you know me, I could really care less about the traffic one article brings. Here's what I do care about: the comment I would have gotten - "Give us examples please" So I gave everyone examples of what we did.
Re:How To Go From Idea To Launching With Paying Customers In...
by auston on Friday September 17, 2010 @11:55AM
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I do know you - you're the type of person that calls people who try to do you favors & curse them out for not being able to get your startup on techcrunch.
Re:How To Go From Idea To Launching With Paying Customers In...
by jacquesm on Friday September 17, 2010 @12:01PM
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Whatever you're talking about I think you've mistaken HN for your inbox. Please take it to email, whatever your beef is.
Public mudslinging is to nobody's benefit.
Re:How To Go From Idea To Launching With Paying Customers In...
by auston on Friday September 17, 2010 @12:08PM
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I don't think I've made any mistakes here, today. Jason clearly said "if you know me...". I do know Jason - so it's a data point.
My opinion of him is not one worth discussing here.
Re:How To Go From Idea To Launching With Paying Customers In...
by sebg on Friday September 17, 2010 @11:22AM
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Perhaps you could develop your argument a bit more before trying to tear down a substantial post on someone's experience?
I think that would be a more valuable contribution to the discussion.
Re:How To Go From Idea To Launching With Paying Customers In...
by jacquesm on Friday September 17, 2010 @11:51AM
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No, it's passing experience on to others so they can benefit from it, aka teaching.
Re:How To Go From Idea To Launching With Paying Customers In...
by andreshb on Friday September 17, 2010 @01:04PM
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That's what I love about HN. It's not just the "How I made a bazillion dollars and so can you" its experiences, however limited, even failures, from entrepreneurs - as they are growing. Wonderful. I love seeing specific examples.