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Re:The No Excuse List: The Best Place On The Web To Learn Anything
on Friday August 03, 2012 @11:02AM (#4334313)
I use Grapeseed oil for stir fry and like the fact that it produces no smoke at all. I get from trade joe in a small bottle. Do you know anyplace that I can buy in larger size? Thanks.
Re:Stripe: instant payment processing for developers
on Thursday September 29, 2011 @08:49PM (#3055008)
Will strip offer hosted page in the near future? We are currently using Spreedly's hosted page for customer to input their credit card info so that we don't have to worry about SSL and other security issues?
Re:YCNYC: A lost opportunity
on Wednesday September 28, 2011 @09:55AM (#3047825)
Great event, however would be perfect if more structured networking mechanism is implemented. In addition to color-code on name tag, I would suggest to set up a Google doc to allow attendees to freely sharing their project, what they are looking for (i.e. co-founder or developers) and contact info... before the event. This facilitates to find like-minded / same-interest people effectively, more productive meetup in person at the event. Without this pre-researched info, best luck to find "Sean Parker" in the people sea.
Re:Selling is Hard Work
on Thursday September 15, 2011 @09:44AM (#3000276)
Awesome video. Sales is the core of any enterprise, yet it is not taught in schools. Relentless hustling, fearless of rejections, moving forward w/grit,and the ability to create "buy now" urgency can only be learned by doing.
Re:Rails 3.1 HackFest
on Friday July 15, 2011 @08:19AM (#2767108)
New York hackers will gather on July 24 for a Rails 3.1 hackfest. RSVP http://www.meetup.com/ruby-75/events/25578641/
Re:How we almost didn’t raise $800K in the worst investment market in ...
on Friday April 15, 2011 @08:21AM (#2450280)
@wavesplash. Thanks for your insights. We incorporated your suggestions into our sales & invoicing processes. Happy Spring!
Re:How we almost didn’t raise $800K in the worst investment market in ...
on Wednesday April 13, 2011 @08:59PM (#2444950)
Thanks for sharing your behind the scene story. Having "social proof" from early investors and managing "a herding situation" to enable others chipping in seem to be critical components during a fund raising process.
As a B2B Saas provider, do you feel that enterprises are open to pay monthly subscription fee via credit cards? We are dealing B2B business, mostly w/banks & pharms. Managing invoices are challenging, and everyone is trying to drag on their feet when paying invoices. Monthly subscription fee would be much easier to manage. Thanks for your insight in advance.
Re:Skip The Water
on Thursday January 13, 2011 @08:59AM (#2099759)
"Skip the water" is a must, especially in sales - it means that you first reach the economic buyers who have the budget and can influence the purchasing decision, and skip / avoid the "See More" type of people who are only obsessive w/ product features!
Re:Demystifying PR for Startups. Hackers and Founders Live Stream (7pm...
on Wednesday November 17, 2010 @05:01PM (#1915938)
Dave, thanks for your awesome work in pulling this together. I can not attend due to a pre-committed appointment, will watch the video.
Re:How Our Startup Does Technical Hiring
on Monday November 15, 2010 @03:15PM (#1907667)
Rafael, thanks for sharing this great post. As my startup is building tech talent, the github magnet and contracting advice came just in time.
How do you pay programmer during contracting period (by hour or by project)? If pay by hour, how do you evaluate their work ethic? How long is your default trial period? Thanks!
Re:Here's Why Someone Would Seek Rejection for 30 Days Straight
on Thursday November 11, 2010 @10:30AM (#1894075)
Excellent point. It is so useful for a lean startup situation - the objective is to find a scalable business model. Rejections are great to pivot to the right path!
Re:Lessons Learned about Pitching Investors from a First-Time Entrepre...
on Wednesday September 08, 2010 @08:10PM (#1673963)
Congratulations! Thanks for sharing your insights. Love to hear about your customer acquisition story as well