turbod
Re:Ask HN: legally start a Bay Area startup without being American?
on Sunday May 10, 2009 @11:00PM (#602870)
Hi, I've been in the same shoes as you.
As far as your options: having an American co-founder or business agent is a good start.
However, regardless of what option you choose to pursue to enter the US as a Canadian, I would recommend if you are bootstrapping your own venture, that it would be best to get to profitability or at least a promising product before exploring your options for working and living in California. It is not only expensive, but very time consuming to work out the details. It's definitely worth all the trouble, but focus on your company and product first.
I hope it works out for you.
Re:Is Spatial Ability the "Geek Gene"?
on Sunday May 03, 2009 @02:16PM (#591079)
Can anyone recommend resources / activities to improve spatial visualization abilities? I would think this would help everyone become a better critical thinker. Thanks.
Concurrency: reading and writing at the same time
High SAT = Beethoven; Low SAT = Lil Wayne
Re:One Thing You Don't Need To Be An Entrepreneur: A College Degree
on Friday February 27, 2009 @06:01AM (#497103)
Eric Schmidt has a PhD in EE/CS.
Re:Hasbro Finally Drops Scrabulous Suit
on Monday December 15, 2008 @06:23PM (#398992)
Let's hope this never happens again... Won't somebody PLEASE think of the children.
Re:You can now build apps for Yahoo mail without plugins (let's hope g...
on Monday December 15, 2008 @06:19PM (#398987)
It's probably true that Gmail has this on their roadmap. I would recommend those who aren't already building a product to create something on Yahoo and see which ones are "hits" and be ready to port to Gmail asap. Good luck, this is a great opportunity.
Re:How Difficult is it to Write a Compiler?
on Monday December 15, 2008 @06:16PM (#398980)
difficult
Russian businessman trademarks smiley sign :-O
Re:Mixwit (YC W08) shuts down
on Sunday December 14, 2008 @10:14PM (#397942)
Will be interesting to see what the founders will come up with next... "We’ll return early next year with a new company and new toys."
Re:Reverse Engineering "Marketing"
on Sunday December 14, 2008 @10:07PM (#397933)
Summary, verbatim from the article:
In this light, marketing cannot be an afterthought of a good product. Marketing defines a good product.
Good Marketing -> Good Product.
Bad Marketing -> Bad Product.
It's that simple.