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Well, we're coming out of state for networking and wanted to check with YCombinator , maybe they can recommend an adviser.
Posted by
Alex-Galapagos on Wednesday July 30, 2014 @12:29PM
from the ask-hn dept.
I went there a few day ago, no one's there... When do people usually show up?
Posted by
Alex-Galapagos on Friday July 25, 2014 @01:05AM
from the ask-hn dept.
We're going to launch Alpha soon. Looking for advisor to make intros to investors/big startups CEOs to test our alpha. Those who've been there, done that, any suggestions who can be a good candidate? We're giving equity to the right advisor/s.
I put it all in my startup
it all depends what is he contributing.. You said that you believe "he can contribute a lot in many areas that need to be covered in order to build a succesful app company", but what is it exactly? Who's coding the app? You've already done first app, if he's contributing to marketing of the first app then he can get less than 30% of profits from that app. If you've already built second one, the same thing. If he's building the second app with you and brings more skill you might consider splitting evenly just for the second app, you don't have to give away equity within the company, you can make an agreement to split profits just for the second app, since he can decide to leave.
Do you mind providing that advisor's name? We're looking for an advisor right now. You can pm me @
[email protected]
You need to get a pattern attorney and ask. Basically if you word it differently and describe it differently then it's a different product
Did you require state issued ID? I mean if you work with contractors remotely
I put a lot of effort naming mine.. Usually starts with what is behind the app's concept and then I play around with words
Posted by
Alex-Galapagos on Tuesday July 22, 2014 @12:29PM
from the self-post dept.
What's your practice signing NDAs with contractors that do work for your startup as a developer,
1.do you make them notarize the NDA;
2.do you require their state issued ID
3. neither
bww, how did you get there initially? What app was it?
Ripple is a rip-off. You buy a gift card and the money stays there..
Wanted to share this article since it shows most recent trends
Posted by
Alex-Galapagos on Monday July 21, 2014 @03:06PM
from the nielsen.com dept.
sorry to hear about it.. Thank you for letting us know
We learned Swift right after it came out , then we realized that it's just not mature enough and stopped our project
you can start with your true goals right away, in Elon's example he wouldn't be able to start building Spaceships without having billions on dollars in his pocket... If the true goal/passion requires less capital and you have it available then go for it right away
how do you know that he only got $5?Maybe part of $19 goes to him as well
do it while you're working..
It seems like Elon Musk did exactly what you just described.. He sold his first 2 startups and now he's real passionate about things he loves: physics and anything that has to do with it (space, cars etc) . Once there's unlimited resource it's easy to do things you want
Swift isn't stable yet.. You can't do big projects in it.. We did some stuff in Swift..but it's not something that can be scaled as of right now