Hey guys,
I'm new to Silicon Beach so wanted to drop a line to introduce myself.
I've got a bunch of new social enterprises coming out this summer including
an environmentally friendly Toothbrush subscription service called
GreenTeeth http://www.green-teeth.org and an awesome new Aussie brand
Out of interest, did you build it from scratch or did you use an opensource
option? Do you have any interest in re-establishing it?
On Tuesday, October 30, 2012 10:58:14 PM UTC+11, William wrote:
Hi Steve,
It didn't get much traction so I closed it a few months ago.
Cheers
William
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This looks like a great idea to me.
I like Manly and Shelly beach and it would be nice to be able to work there.
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I actually got a lot of useful advice from the Austrade office in San
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corporate attorneys. I'll update the wiki with any relevant information
that is missing from my point of view.
On Wednesday, October 31, 2012 10:07:13 AM
Thanks Mark! There is a lot of room for more information still. It's only a
few days old but its great to see people participating and sharing their
experiences.
A.
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Hey,
I coded everything myself and maybe I'd think about giving it another shot
but perhaps taking a different approach, changing a few things and would
definitely help if I had somebody partner with me on the project.
With a mixture of school and basketball it was hard to balance this
Next week is the 85th meeting of the Internet Engineering Task Force
(IETF) http://www.ietf.org/meeting/85/index.html and, as we mentioned
last week, there will be some IPv6 sessions at IETF85
http://www.internetsociety.org/deploy360/blog/2012/10/ipv6-sessions-com
ing-up-at-ietf-85-in-atlanta/
Congratulations on getting this far and best of luck for the future, I had
some questions which I thought I might ask
1. How do you compare this with tools and resources like PageSpeed, YSlow and
other best practices.
https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/
That guide was clearly written by an outsider.
The information/advice is pretty questionable and things described as a
mess are simply a lack of understanding by the author.
On 31/10/12 12:57, Ryan Cross wrote:
Further - this looks like a lot of the information you're after
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Hi Nikhil,
Thanks. Good to hear from you. Those Yahoo tools benchmark site speed. I
benchmark site features.
For example, a report could say:
# Criteria: Order Cancellation function
-- Your site: There is no order cancellation function
-- A competitor's site: Instructs you to phone the
It's also quite unfinished. Ours is more complete already :)
On Thursday, November 1, 2012, Robert Shea wrote:
That guide was clearly written by an outsider.
The information/advice is pretty questionable and things described as a
mess are simply a lack of understanding by the author.
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I think the words Online Benchmarks carried me away, given my background my
brain forced me to think in that direction. Reread the site and you are correct
its completely different from the tools I was referring to.
Cheers
On 01/11/2012, at 11:12 AM, Steven Noble ste...@snoble.net wrote:
Hi
Mick Liubinskas posted a comment on Facebook recently but I questioned
how many Sydney based developers are prepared to work for equity (or are
already working in an equity only based startup situation).
- http://www.facebook.com/mickl/posts/544766738871219
If you are reply to this post with the
I think it depends on what equity is on offer and what the pay reduction
is. Plenty of gutsy developers out there looking for an opportunity with
the right startup and aware of the risks and benefits. Obviously Mick is
able to attract that kind of talent.
I know plenty of people who work at
Hey Dean,
I am happy to work for equity but only part time as I have a family to feed. At
my present startup ( Paloma Mobile) we are working for salary + equity.
Also have been meeting various like minded people with whom I could do
something of my own.
Here is my LinkedIn profile,
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