Not really, but I started watching it halfway through. The quantum physicist
ruled the show.
The fact that NBN was the hottest discussion and the closing subject is
actually quite telling... NBN is not an innovation, is merely infrastructure
(albeit a critical and expensive one)!
Cheers
> On
.
Cheers, Richard
> On 29 Jan 2015, at 08:02, Alan Jones wrote:
>
> You don't know Jindou? Happy Inspector cofounder, early Startmate grad.
> Humble, self-effacing, funny, now an experienced and capable Aussie founder
> in SV.
>
> Should TFMI start making bigger investme
etter we all do (and the other way around too),
it's a virtuous cycle. And as Alan, Rai and others have pointed out, there
might be people that find it fair or even a great deal. Finally as Alan
said: "30% is a starting point and of course that could change in future",
so let them exp
now, but, after reading Alan's compliments, seems an
awesome bloke)?
Cheers, Richard
> On 28 Jan 2015, at 21:28, Alan Jones wrote:
>
> Yes, 30% :-) Before I try to explain why 30%, I should also make sure you
> know that BlueChilli doesn't usually take 30%. Our usual
I endorse Luke's advice, this incentive actually works!
Cheers
On 11 November 2014 13:18, Luke Metcalfe wrote:
> This is the most widely applicable advice I give startups:
>
> Anyone who’s doing an technologically innovative startup should be getting
> the R&D Tax Incentive. Even if it’s the
Hey Jake,
I asked something similar some time ago and people here were super helpful
with very good answers:
https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en?hl%3Den#!searchin/silicon-beach-australia/Funding$20sources/silicon-beach-australia/WtheSquqQk4/Cq3Mpp8rm6oJ
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it
already validated with enthusiastic customers) after an investment round
funded by angels, but before going for a series A?
Members of the group who have been in this situation, what have you done?
What about ASSOB?
Anyone tried USA investors?
Thank you very much!
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speak. Joel explores this in more detail here:
http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/fog000319.html
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On 16 September 2014 18:38, simran wrote:
> Hi Richard,
>
> Thanks for the links... i find it hallirious that bootcamps has
.udacity.com/course/cs101
- http://www.khanacademy.org/computing/cs
- https://groklearning.com/courses/
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On 15 September 2014 23:56, simran wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I'm trying to decide (for a new business) what technologies might be best
>
Thanks BigMax!
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On Aug 14, 2014 3:21 PM, "Big Max" wrote:
> I agree with Hugh
>
> I use Amazon/AWS' Sydney zone
>
>
> On Monday, August 4, 2014 10:59:53 PM UTC+10, Hugh Stephens wrote:
>>
>> Amazon/AWS' Sydney zone. Assuming
I can recommend in Brazil (yes, they speak English)
http://mobwise.com.br
http://www.wabbers.com
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On Aug 14, 2014 3:21 PM, "Big Max" wrote:
> Hi Guys
>
> Can anyone recommend any of the mobile web development shops in Manilla /
> the Phillipines ? I
Thank you Jeromy!
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On 5 August 2014 12:03, Jeromy Evans wrote:
> Hi Richard,
>
> It's common when selling to a large enterprise in Australia that you'll
> have to provide statements of compliance (or non-compliance) for their
Hugh, thank you very much! Amazon is very appealing, but let's see the
customer's reaction.
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On 4 August 2014 22:59, Hugh Stephens wrote:
> Amazon/AWS' Sydney zone. Assuming you're talking AU privacy principles,
> the fact
ons?
Thanks!
Cheers
,
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On 4 August 2014 19:26, Andrew Stone wrote:
>
> Legislation is one thing... perhaps you are just looking of someone to
> hold responsible for leaks? ... If you *really* don't want anyone peeping
> at your data *you*
rivacy Act regarding
"IN CONFIDENCE" information.
Any suggestions? If this is a common topic, may I suggest having a
permanent topic for compliant hosting providers?
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> Hi all, a friend of a friend wants to start an AU company from the US...
> Doe=
> s
located in Sydney.
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On 26 May 2014 07:48, Dean Collins wrote:
> Interesting idea
>
> http://www.cleanpointselect.com/?p=4%20Electric%20Vehicles
>
>
>
> That the “charging” of a car be tied to the owners home account
I remember hearing somewhere that at any point in time there are a bunch of
people independently working on the same problem and at least a few will
find the same solution. I've recently experienced that when I found someone
I know in LA was working on the same problem as me but from a different
an
Overstaying a visa is an offence that tends to result in them not issuing a
visa again and excludes you from the vwp. It's playing with fire.
On Tue, May 14, 2013 at 11:43 AM, Patrick Collins wrote:
> Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought the visa needs to be valid only when
> you enter the coun
create a US OTC:BB
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Has anyone had any experience with the process?
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Hi Niki,
This looks really interesting and I am considering applying.
I have a question about the contract between the "trump card" employees and
Startmate/The Startmate Companies: Would I be able to work on weekend
projects and side projects of my own without surrendering ownership of the
IP I c
't try and cofound with 10x engineers unless you need them (and if you
really do need them, the technical problems you are solving should attract
them anyway)
Don't try and cofound with people who won't bring passion, hustle and an
applicable skillset of some kind
Don't try and cof
ket as Ben says.
Cheers,
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On 5 December 2012 23:18, Ben Thompson wrote:
> =Ii've personally completed and submitted over 30 registrations through to
> completion (money back) under the new Incentive scheme without a hitch.
> With som
I've started a mastermind group with another silicon beach member that
meets weekly for an hour via Skype. There's room for another 2 people if
anyone is interested in joining. We're both solo founders trying to build a
small online business on the side so someone with a similar outlook would
be th
eryone got. Mail handled in house.
Macquarie has a pretty spamable one administered by google.
Cheers,
Richard
On 26/11/2012, at 5:11 AM, "Dean Collins" wrote:
> Do Universities in Australia provide email addresses to their students the
> same way usa colleges do?
>
> Is the
ng on
offering? Or do you mean 10 weekends? 10 weeks one evening a week?
Cheers,
Richard
On Wed, Nov 21, 2012 at 5:47 PM, Danila Davidson
wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I am reaching out to the Silicon Beach community as I am launching my new
> venture and I would like to hear your thoughts o
Hi simran,
Thanks for the feedback. The hiring experience you've described mirrors my
odesk experience. We had to develop a strong process to weed out 80% of
developers in less than 30 seconds without an interview.
When you were starting out did you need to go to Bangalore for interviews
or were
Pledged! Good luck with it guys, looks interesting.
On Thu, Sep 20, 2012 at 11:10 AM, Ben Sand wrote:
> http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1211458364/brainworth-play-games-that-teach-you-to-make-games
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Any photos?
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On 14/12/2011 5:51 PM, "Nick Holmes a Court" wrote:
> Hey guys
>
> We have just moved office and our new office has a fit out - so we have a
> whole office fit out that we are giving away for anyone who wants it.
>
> Leather Chairs + Desks for 10 people plus Meeting Table + Chai
your incorporation, I would
start by discussing the matter with them.
Otherwise, shoot me an email and we can chat. My firm handles these kinds
of matters quite often, so we could perhaps help you out further.
Good luck either way!
*Richard Prangell*
Geek, Lawyer, Founder at SurviveLaw.com
O
Thats amazing news! calendar entry added, looking forward to the
event. thanks for the info
Richard
On Sep 14, 12:30 pm, Matthew Ho wrote:
> I just spoke to the organiser of Startup Weekend Australia. They'll be
> running another Startup Weekend in Melbourne in November.
>
>
R&D tax schedule to your
normal accountant for your tax return.
I have seen, from all sides of the fence, way too many poor quality claims from
well intentioned non-specialists in this area.
Richard
On 12/09/2011, at 11:47 PM, Matthew Griffiths
wrote:
> Correct - however, my unders
lculations can get a bit complex when grants and other
government money needs to be taken into account (to prevent double dipping).
Cheers,
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On 11 September 2011 10:30, Geoff Langdale wrote:
> Overall, this is a good summary, but this bit is simply n
reely available on app sumo but lets see. A good deal for sure
Richard
On Sep 8, 11:55 am, Jeromy Evans wrote:
> For those that follow the lean startup movement:
>
> Eric Ries' book The Lean Startup is launched next week and he's trying
> to get it on the bestseller list so it r
Hi and hello,
since I joined this great group a few weeks ago it would be decent to
introduce myself. I am Richard from Slovakia and very soon I am moving
to the great city of Melbourne, which will surely be an amazing
experience.
I am 26 years of age and in Melbourne I will finish my postgrad
>> Sure;
>>
>> I'm an adviser and can give you some free tips / pointers.
>>
>> Feel free to send me an email or post your questions here
>>
>> Laurence
>>
>> On Jul 12, 10:28 am, Richard Buggy wrote:
>> > Hi
>> >
>> &g
Hi
I'm in the early stages of investigating a possible Self Manager Super Fund
(SMSF) application but I need help with some research. If there's anyone on
the list who has a SMSF or anyone who is in the accounting industry that
deals with SMSF's then I'd love to ask you a few questions.
Rich
Hi everyone
There's an Australian Startup called Edgeyo (http://edgeyo.com/) that's does
startup crowd funding. I know one of the founders and the beta he showed me
looks really interesting. They're planning to release it in the next week.
Rich
On Wed, Jun 22, 2011 at 2:10 PM, Rupal Amin w
These days I use WordPress by default simply because there are plugins to do
almost anything and pre-built themes are easy find. If you want
blog aggregation I used WordPress plus FeedWordPress to create
http://planet-microisv.com/
If all you want is a hacker new clone then maybe check out the Red
ine sales environment...
>
>
>
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Hi Adam
I think it sounds a lot like http://startupli.st/ or http://betacandy.com/ with
elements of http://appsumo.com/.
Rich
On Sun, Jun 5, 2011 at 3:35 PM, Adam Brimo wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> I've just started a company with one of my friends and now we are
> working on getting our first cus
Rob Walling
On 11/01/2011 4:07 PM, "Mick Liubinskas (Pollenizer)"
wrote:
> Hey, a few people are putting together a Le Web/TC Disrupt for Sydney
> in March and we are targeting the best speakers in the world.
>
> If you were paying $500 for a full day of amazing speakers;
>
> 1. Who would you want
Hi Brett
You should also get in touch with the organizers of the last few Sydney
Barcamps. I think they have a mailing list from the last couple of barcamps
and even if they don't a single post on http://www.barcampsydney.org/ will
probably get a bunch of people signed up.
Rich
On Thu, Dec
Hi Tim
It's great you're motivated.
I'd echo other people's suggestions, and think that 37 Signals have a
great philosophy.
I've done a bunch of things over the last 10 years, most of which I
did when I was employed full time. I did also leave full time work to
start a company, and as Phil says,
ote coach could analyse and provide feedback on
a persons performance in what ever activity.
I am sure with a little thought there are plenty of other great examples of
ways that serious bandwidth couple be put to good use (other than just
mindless consumption of multimedia).
Cheers,
Richard
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Hi
I'm looking for an online personal finance tracking site. Does anyone know
of any sites like mint.com for Australia? Most of the sites I can find are
for the US.
Rich
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WowI wonder what that does to Twitter!
On 23/03/2010, at 11:41 PM, Jeromy Evans wrote:
>> Facebook wanting to patent the concept of "social networking"...or probably
>> more appropriate to use MySpace as an example. So it's kinda the layout of
>> the site and the way it does what it does t
Your last point is a very good point and I must say, I kinda wanted that $5K
for marketing and for further developing the website that can help it generate
some income.
When I say there's nothing like it yet, I know your concernI mean, I've
never seen anything like it, no one else I've spok
re we're
all at. :)
http://www.webindustry.asn.au/
Rich
On Sat, Nov 14, 2009 at 12:38 PM, Elias Bizannes
wrote:
> Plenty of activity happening in Perth, driven by the same people who put
> together barcamp, PTUB, Port80 and run the web industry association.
>
> Bronwn, Myles, R
al?
> or just more red tape?
>
> Patents for small player are valuable as negotiation tools and can
> lead to a valuable return when pursued (from the matters that I have
> been involved in it has been worthwhile). Also, as yet I have not
> worked with a client that has not value
Excerpts from 1_Place's message of Tue Nov 10 10:04:26 +1100 2009:
>
> Thanks for your thoughts:
>
> There is a lot is anger towards patents which I would very much like
> to unravel -
>
> I see the patent system as a library that has a standard process for
> recording information, for which an
Excerpts from Jonathan Clarke's message of Wed Oct 21 21:19:50 +1100 2009:
> I'm currently on a 457 sponsored visa, I'm probably going to apply for PR
> next year, but being honest, is there any real need for a lawyer to process
> a PR application? The documentation is freely available, you can u
Excerpts from Ryan Cross's message of Wed Oct 21 17:04:06 +1100 2009:
> Potentially a bit off topic, but does anyone know any good immigration
> lawyers? Particularly with Permanent Residency visas?
> You can post on the list for other people, or just contact me directly.
>
> Thanks!
> Ryan Cross
NSW was supposed to provide a full feed on September 21. I guess the Premier
just didn't mean September 21, 2009 because this is starting to look like
one of those annual announcements about a new rail line. Very disappointing
:(
Rich
On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 8:47 PM, Jeromy Evans <
jeromy.ev.
o the other web site?
On Sep 27, 5:56 pm, Ryan Cross wrote:
> Hey Richard,
> A few notes for you:
>
> You can probably look at something like google docs' form features as one
> way to interface with a spreadsheet. You could also fairly easily use an
> open source package lik
of the Australian Immigration
>> > system, I think under the currents rules it would be possible to
>> > create a virtual 'Founders Visa'.
>> >
>> > It would involve using either Occupational Trainee Visa (Subclass 442)
>> > or Professi
p://cleantechsydney.wikispaces.com/
>
> Richard Hayes
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On Fri, Jul 17, 2009 at 10:50 AM, Aymeric Gaurat-Apelli <
lavieestbe...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I believe you have to pay 100$ when you le
Hey Dan
I've been using PennyTel for a few months without any issues.
http://www.pennytel.com/
Rich
On Mon, Jul 13, 2009 at 10:49 AM, purc...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> Hey guys,
>
> we're currently running our landline via skype and have some issues
> with call quality at times. we are looking
I think Newcastle.
1. Good university / medical school especially Bio engineering
2. Good food / wine
3. Port facilities
4. Good beaches
5. *OWN STOCKMARKET*
6. Close to major markets
7. Export orientated economy
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On Jul 10, 11:05 am, chieftech
events and key people, an
> angel investor panel, a VC Panel/Lunch and a big Launch event and
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Slightly OT but when will the Australian Computer Society get a
president who can program or administer a computer?
If they ever got a techie to lead them, they *MAY* have some
creditability.
On Jul 3, 3:04 pm, Yasas wrote:
> It's with great pleasure and excitement that I invite you to
> partic
es all together but surely it will
> help people out.
Yes it will. In fact, yesterday a developer wants to put lots of PV
on a new aged care facility and use the income to offset the cost of
care. Each unit would get about $1500 per year in extra income.
>
> On Jun 29, 11:39 pm, Ri
Comet is *NOT* for boot strapping.
Many of the grants especially the NSW grants specifically exclude
companies younger than 12 months. I own a light company that is doing
well and is already exporting. We did not qualify for any NSW Export
grants as we are only 10 months old.
Government grants
ouses. If other organisations went crazy and tried
to make a huge number of houses the government would limit the size of
the payments as they have in both NSW and Queensland.
one slip of the finances
> or a management team that gets a little too greedy and it could all go
> to the dog house.
re worth up to $140,000 currently,
depending on who you are but YMMV.
House mortgage $340,000
House & land $100,000
PV $240,000 and the price of PV is rapidly dropping
Current interest rate 6.7% or $23,000 a year.
I am focusing on cottages 75-85sqm with verandas all around them.
Richard
you want to
change the world, just change bits you can control. Educate and
inspire other through your own actions.
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Such moves may rouse
> fears of a population exodus that might see urban property prices fall (or
> not rise as fast). However, Australia is more than just a few urban centres,
> and when remote poverty is such a concern for this country, shouldn't
> attenti
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> On 08/06/2009, at 2:01 PM, Mick Liubinskas wrote:
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>
>
> > Any thoughts on valuation ranges for services based businesses?
>
> > x-y times revenue?
>
> > w-v times ebit?
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> Beach interested in something like this if it were held locally? If
> there is something for the more general tech sector (not just IT
> focus) it would be very interesting.
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quiring, equity in our company and a
> > director position.
>
> > Does anyone have a sample Term Sheet i could use to provide documentation
> > for this deal?
>
> > Has anyone got any simple and clarifying tips on this?
>
> > I really dont want to pay $10k-$100k
Personally, and you might choose to listen more to Richard Hayes, but
I wouldn't skimp on the legal side of things. I'd really speak to an
expert, especially when it comes to a shareholder agreement. If you're
serious about this business, and plan to have it grow, then set up
ite is not any much worse (or better)
than if you spent $5,000 on the contract.
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> That's the age old question Chris.
>
> This is exactly the point where your bus
That's the age old question Chris.
This is exactly the point where your business needs to start thinking
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What pain is my potential customers feeling that I can address? What
differentiates me from the competition?
Essentially the
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