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I have no idea how to think of and approve ideas (I will not promote)
I'm relatively new to the scene, making only 1 startup that I'm still maintaining that is focused on a more freemium track. Looking to go a bit beyond, I tried checking for any avenues that have already paid products that are either too expensive or have their user base looking for an alternative. And, from what I've largely seen, these avenues are close to none.
My boss ghosted me and all of our still paying subscribers, I will not promote
I’ve worked for this children’s clothing subscription as the only employee for 2 and a half years. The company crowd funded and then I think the founder got funds from his other ventures. The founder lives abroad in Morocco/london and I’ve never met him IRL, problems started with getting paid up to a month late or my insurance getting cancelled because he didn’t pay the employer premiums. But my boss, I haven’t heard from him since August 12th, and it is now October 12th.
[I will not promote] Initial Sole Director (co-founder can join later) widely accepted ?
So I have this dilemma. We are two co-founders. However, we want to make it the case that when I accepted to YC, only one stays on the board till the first institutional priced-equity or something like that, then the second founder joins. Is this an accepted practice, and common ? I checked this blog post "splitting-equity-among-founders" on YC, and it mentions by the end that a CEO only on the board initially before major funding is recommended.
[I will not promote] Where to find GPU compute rentals program for early-stage startups?
Hi, so I am developing this product, and it needs bigger GPU than the one I have. It also needs a bigger vram than the one I have. The product has a landing page, and I am interested to know of any programs I can apply to either for reduction in price or for providing some limited GPU compute for such early-stage startups's needs. Thank you submitted by /u/Guitar1367 [link] [comments]
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