Passive Income Hacker vs. Startup Guy

[charlesmartel]

Is someone using this?

Corporate Gibberish Generator on AndrewDavidson.com

 

[Dark Cognitive]

Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis

I recently taught my 2yr old daughter how to say this word. She actually picked it up quicker than i did (although obviously she has no idea what it means).

 

[(O_o)]

just came in here to say I just took a poop and everyone should be glad they are not a tree.

 

[ShadowCaster]

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[cardine]

OP are you fucking serious? I've been architecting web-enabled e-services for a while now and agree that targeting real-time deliverables has helped streamline our enterprise applications.

Recently with emp's help in re-intermediating dynamic web-readiness while morphing next-generation infrastructures has helped with our drive in viral niches while embracing collaborative methodologies. The biggest advantage we now have is the ability to facilitate intuitive bandwidth without reducing incentivization to end-to-end e-services which has helped unleash turn-key e-commerce.

Then even Bofu2u came in at the end to retarget and repurpose seamless partnerships while scaling cutting-edge interfaces and enabling synergistic e-business. I commend the team and congratulate them on benchmarking vertical platforms at the same time of re-contextualizing ALL distributed applications.

I think If all businesses simply enhanced vertical infrastructures they'd be able to harness mission-critical users while meshing seamless web services and driving end-to-end platforms.​

 

[boatBurner]

OP are you fucking serious? I've been architecting web-enabled e-services for a while now and agree that targeting real-time deliverables has helped streamline our enterprise applications.

Recently with emp's help in re-intermediating dynamic web-readiness while morphing next-generation infrastructures has helped with our drive in viral niches while embracing collaborative methodologies. The biggest advantage we now have is the ability to facilitate intuitive bandwidth without reducing incentivization to end-to-end e-services which has helped unleash turn-key e-commerce.

Then even Bofu2u came in at the end to retarget and repurpose seamless partnerships while scaling cutting-edge interfaces and enabling synergistic e-business. I commend the team and congratulate them on benchmarking vertical platforms at the same time of re-contextualizing ALL distributed applications.

I think If all businesses simply enhanced vertical infrastructures they'd be able to harness mission-critical users while meshing seamless web services and driving end-to-end platforms.​

Bro, do you even change the world?

Look, all I'm saying is that conversion optimization is hands-down the best early-stage resource worth funding in an effort to commercialize.

Don't get me wrong here, I'm all for lateral integration, but the number of dependencies sideline the ability to leverage our initial MVP in order to pivot appropriately for market penetration.

Qualifying quantitative research suggests we need to move from point A to point B in X amount of time. We can't do that without a lean web presence and the proper bandwidth. We have limited runway, so end-to-end growth is arbitrary at this point.

Net in net, everything looks great. Ping me and we'll talk more.

 

[boatBurner]

Joking aside, the Bingo Card Creator blog post that was linked halfway down the HN comments is such a valuable read for anyone interested.

 

[Andrew Scherer]

wtf is "an accelerator" anyway

It is an office space where start ups get access to resources they wouldn't normally. This usually means business connections and or talent.

Even though I dont have a startup, I cowork at one now as of 2 weels. The business connections I have made.... amazing....this is going to be an interesting rest of the year.

For many on this forum, working from home or working as least as humanly possible is the holy grail of goals. But let me tell you, the tech industry is still very new and there is big opportunity out there for hustlers who are the complete opposite.

 

[ActionJackson83]

I think some people in this thread may have attended universities at some point in their past.

 

[potentialeight]

What's a startup?

 

[soulravager]

OP are you fucking serious? I've been architecting web-enabled e-services for a while now and agree that targeting real-time deliverables has helped streamline our enterprise applications.

Recently with emp's help in re-intermediating dynamic web-readiness while morphing next-generation infrastructures has helped with our drive in viral niches while embracing collaborative methodologies. The biggest advantage we now have is the ability to facilitate intuitive bandwidth without reducing incentivization to end-to-end e-services which has helped unleash turn-key e-commerce.

Then even Bofu2u came in at the end to retarget and repurpose seamless partnerships while scaling cutting-edge interfaces and enabling synergistic e-business. I commend the team and congratulate them on benchmarking vertical platforms at the same time of re-contextualizing ALL distributed applications.

I think If all businesses simply enhanced vertical infrastructures they'd be able to harness mission-critical users while meshing seamless web services and driving end-to-end platforms.​

 

[EricVonDoobie]

Currently in a start up accelerator as part of co-space agreement thingy. I'm bootstrapped and these other dudes have investors, etc. They work really hard, I don't (and guess who is making $$$). That's the main difference between the two approaches. I would never want a startup.

 

[eliquid]

Currently in a start up accelerator as part of co-space agreement thingy. I'm bootstrapped and these other dudes have investors, etc. They work really hard, I don't (and guess who is making $$$). That's the main difference between the two approaches. I would never want a startup.

same

 

[(O_o)]

 

[Zaino]

I tried to spin it to see if I could figure it out.....

OP have you been fucking serious?

Recently with emp's assist in re-intermediating active web-readiness while morphing next-generation infrastructures has helped with our travel in viral niches while enjoying collaborative strategies. The greatest advantage we are in possession of is the ability to facilitate intuitive bandwidth without reducing incentivization to end-to-end e-services that has helped unleash turn-key ecommerce.

Then also Bofu2u came in at the end to retarget and repurpose easy partners while running cutting-edge interfaces and permitting synergistic e-business. I applaud the staff and congratulate them on benchmarking vertical systems in the same time of re-contextualizing ALL distributed applications.

I believe If all firms basically superior straight infrastructures they had have the ability to control mission-critical consumers while meshing easy web services and driving end-to-end tools.

On the other hand, I do believe you have somewhat misunderstood my approach..

My main emphasis is to level out-of-the-box convergence within an effort to disintermediate value-added experiences, not the other way around. It seems simple, but it makes an enormous difference if you are attempting to aggregate back-end deliverables.

When you are ready to orchestrate out-of-the-box deliverables and participate complete web-services to do the same, you have more or less got a license to print money.

I would like to allow you to understand. The universal variable system is useful with the variation of parameters method, except today. In a two-body simulation, these factors are adequate to calculate the company' position and velocity whenever you want later on, using the universal variable system.

 

[chigga102]

Jeez reading these posts gave me aids.

 

[n8800]

Boy am i glad, I thought i was the only one who didn't understand ccarters post

 

[efeezy]