neilgd
Derek Sivers on a different way to be an entrepreneur
Re:Springboard startup bootcamp open to applications
on Friday November 19, 2010 @08:23AM (#1921323)
Also tidepowerd - http://tidepowerd.com
Re: Pay it forward: how to get a free ticket for Business of Software ...
on Thursday August 26, 2010 @12:52AM (#1635106)
Thanks for all the commitments everybody. I really struggled to pick people here. My original intention was to choose between 1 and 5 people, but I couldn't choose so few. Here's the list. If you're on it, e-mail me at [email protected]:
BruteForceIT
adriano
rstaats
joinME
turboNH
tooshel
roning
alzatecarol
svetmiru
gdltec
Re: Pay it forward: how to get a free ticket for Business of Software ...
on Monday August 16, 2010 @05:12PM (#1609293)
Cristian,
What are you going to do in the future that you wouldn't already be doing?
Neil
Pay it forward: how to get a free ticket for Business of Software 2010
Re:Ask HN: How to hand out free hacker tickets for the BoS conference?
on Monday August 16, 2010 @07:57AM (#1607489)
rubeng - this has inspired me to do something. E-mail me at [email protected] and I'll either refund your ticket so you can come free, or you can nominate somebody to get a free ticket.
Re:Ask HN: How to hand out free hacker tickets for the BoS conference?
on Friday August 13, 2010 @06:15AM (#1600535)
Whoever gets the tickets will have to make their own way over there.
Ask HN: How to hand out free hacker tickets for the BoS conference?
I run the annual Business of Software conference (http://www.businessofsoftware.org). I figure that some of the folk here would (a) benefit enormously from going but (b) can't afford to go. I'm thinking about making a handful of free tickets available, but I'd like to make sure they go to people who'll appreciate it, actually turn up, can't afford to go otherwise and who'll get something from...
Don't just roll the dice: free eBook about software product pricing
New build of Reflector lets you debug .net assemblies you don't have the code to
Are sales people different from you and me?
Re:Smartassembly wins the Red Gate million dollar change
on Tuesday September 01, 2009 @05:18PM (#798984)
Buwahaha
Re:Springboard. A new incubator (in Cambridge, UK), takes no equity.
on Friday August 14, 2009 @01:49AM (#762454)
Red Gate is funding this. No local government / anybody else involved in any way. It's pretty expensive, but we figure it'll pay itself back. Somehow.
For example, we've already got a handful of startups at Red Gate (go-test.it, broadersheet.com and mixcloud) and there are all sorts of unintented, positive benefits. A couple of them have done some contracting work for use, they've introduced us to friends / relatives who've ended up working for us, and so on. And that's just the short-term stuff. Who knows what will happen long term.
Neil
Seth Godin on why mkting is too important to be left to the mktng dept (vid)
The graph of goodwill: when to stop listening and start asking
Crossing a river by feeling the stones: what business plans are *really* for
Re:Why there are no absolutes. Ever.
on Tuesday February 10, 2009 @12:00PM (#475446)
Me too!