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Re:Ask HN: Colo hosting cheaper than high-end VPS, so why VPS?
on Wednesday June 16, 2010 @02:45PM (#1436568)
Can anyone point me to some good resources/guides for Colo information? I am trying to get a better grasp of the pros/cons, etc. Sites or individual articles would be greatly appreciated.
Re:Ask HN: It's Time. Need a developer/team. San Francisco or Boulder?
on Friday June 04, 2010 @03:22PM (#1405337)
Fair point.
What's your advice for incentivising developers to work on a non-VC funded idea? I have funds to pay for a while, but not a full salary/benefits.
Re:Ask HN: It's Time. Need a developer/team. San Francisco or Boulder?
on Friday June 04, 2010 @11:52AM (#1404639)
Good point. The problem to me is offering these recently unemployed a competitive package when I am just looking to get something 'out the door.'
Have you had much experience finding quality developers who can see the BIG VISION, but are willing to work for 'x' amount to get that first iteration shipped?
I know it's my job as an entrepreneur to sell the idea, the company, and the vision.
Interested in your thoughts...
Re:Ask HN: It's Time. Need a developer/team. San Francisco or Boulder?
on Friday June 04, 2010 @10:40AM (#1404402)
Thanks. I have heard Boulder has more computer scientists per capita than any other city in America. Truth?
What is your background - if I may ask?
I agree about working virtually, but I feel I need to get some traction with this first iteration.
Ask HN: It's Time. Need a developer/team. San Francisco or Boulder?
Hello HN,A little background: I'm 32, live in Dallas, and have 'startup' running through my veins. Most of you are in my same boat - we have ideas all-day, every-day, but somehow find an excuse not to pursue them. I know, I know. Ideas don't mean sht - it's the execution. Well, I can't live with myself if THOSE people keep JUMPING and finding their wings on the way down. It's OUR time. ...