Eugene3v
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The ability to "favorite" threads would be nice as well.
just FYI, Chrome browser does a decent job in translating the page to English
I really like the domain name, I wonder how often it gets misspelled :)
another way you can go about it is just store things locally on a client machine.. although you may need to explain that unless they sign up their notes will not be saved globally.
I think it is geared more towards mobile apps, which rely on remote db calls anyway.
Posted by
Eugene3v on Tuesday October 26, 2010 @09:54AM
from the techcrunch.com dept.
Posted by
Eugene3v on Monday October 25, 2010 @11:31AM
from the ask-hn dept.
What comet server do you use?
You are right. You don't have to. You're (or is it your) probably don't have the time for it, cause u have a pile of resumes that u need to go through and filter out the keywords... If I came across this link and I was hiring, I would be interested to know more.. Why? Cause I am intrigued.. Cause the person stood out for me... The approach is creative, unique and definitely ballsy... Should all of that suggest that the candidate is worth the position.. of course not.. but he proved that he can be unique and exercise creativity, I would want to know more, while leaving the task of filtering out the keywords from the resumes to recruiters who don't know sh... (shtuff is a word) :)
I understand all the reasons for the exits and I realize that proper exit strategies must be planned ahead of time. The reason I opened this thread was to ask whether the effort and popular obsession with exits is something that needs to be done/thought of prior to starting to work on the startups? Is proper exit strategy is a deal breaker for starting a company... I believe there might tons of reason for an exit once the startups becomes a sustainable business (as many of u pointed out)... But unless u are a investor or a seasonal entrepreneur is it something that u need to be obsessed with when planning your startup?!
I understand. You are gunning for either all or nothing... I just wanted to point out that perhaps u can strike an in between option.. which might benefit all at the end and make it a win-win given the circumstances.
I chose to quit my full time job for the benefit of my own startup, the difference was I hated the company that I was working for and I hated the job... In your case I would suggest to look into a part time deal. It seems like you have a good rapport with your employer and u have the integrity and the dignity to realize what is fair and such... See, if u can reduce your involvement with your employer to say 30%.. Just a thought.
Good Luck!
I think there are many other factors that will attribute to scaling and growth beside the exit strategy.
The fact that the person that founded the company might not be the right person to run it after a certain period, I think it is a very valid point... Still, in my humble opinion I personally think that thinking or discussing the exit strategies before u actually found a company is a disservice to yourself.. sort of demonstrates that one is obsessed with the "desired" outcome and not so much with the opportunity to make something better, which makes the loyalty to the startup idea somewhat questionable.
For the second company, did u plan for an exit right from the start?
Posted by
Eugene3v on Thursday October 14, 2010 @10:05AM
from the self-post dept.
http://venturebeat.com/2010/10/14/7-more-critical-questions-for-emerging-entrepreneurs/There is such a big obsession with EXIT strategies, why is that? I can absolutely understand this obsession from the investors prospective.. However, entrepreneurs?! Why?! Business ventures are not the same as war ventures.... ideally there should not be a finish line... Instead, shouldn't we be obsessed with...
I think it is a necessary one, my only hesitation was whether the book that was published in 2005 about the subject, hence probably written in 2004, was still worth reading today :)
I discovered his blog recently, and I love it.. Thanks !
Posted by
Eugene3v on Friday October 01, 2010 @12:57PM
from the ask-hn dept.
I am curious if someone had a chance to read this book: The Four Steps to the Epiphany http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0976470705 and the real question if for those that did: do u think that book is worth reading today? Do u think, the messages/lessons from this book have a real, useful application in today's tech/startup world?I am interested in purchasing and reading the book... I'm just not...
This is awesome, thanks for posting it ! I purchased three books: JQuery, Web Security Testing and ADO.NET 3.5
Toronto... perhaps things are different in Ottawa.. in fact I hope they are ! :)
A major problem in Canada in my humble opinion is a lack of or alternatively a very poor startup ecosystem... unfortunately Canadian society is still very much conservative in that regard and it is not very welcoming towards startups and in turn startups have a somewhat negative connotation. That's a shame of course... we have lots talent and very intelligent folks around here..
I don't think that fear is the driving force for the added features... Not at all... Many startup founders get to the realization that they want to venture on their own because they feel that their day jobs constrain and bore them... So, when they finally start working on their own startups, all the gloves are off... they feel like they finally can utilize 100% of their potential and creativity... I believe that is the core reason for all those extra features the author has mentioned. At least it was true in my case :)
This looks very cool, however it doesn't seem to work in IE... :(
Anyone else? To all the founders, how did you compile your privacy and tos ? Did everyone turn to lawyers for this?
Posted by
Eugene3v on Thursday December 10, 2009 @10:38AM
from the ask-hn dept.
Hi Everyone !I need to create a privacy policy and a terms of service for my web app. I googled the issue and discovered that there are some free online tools that will generate those for you. I was wondering if someone has any experience with those. At the same time I would appreciate if someone can recommend a good template for those two documents. General thoughts and inpput on the subject...
This is awesome news, I was asking them about it for some time now.
I should have mentioned earlier that I want to host it or at least have my own domain point to it.
Posted by
Eugene3v on Tuesday September 22, 2009 @01:48PM
from the ask-hn dept.
If you could list some of the reasons or <like>/<not like> would be greatly appreciated.For all of you suspicious minds out there, no I am not creating another platform for blogs, I really do need one for my product.Thank you !
Thank you for your input, I appreciate it !