samaparicio
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Founder of Ring.io
Contact me at sam@ring.io
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/sama; my proof: https://keybase.io/sama/sigs/hRuBY7-RpJEuvGGsjdv9FsSLy6RvhpvP-6l0NARkMeQ ]
- How Qualcomm is changing the way girls think about STEM (sandiegouniontribune.com)
- 5 Evernote Frustrations (blog.aparicio.org)
- Challenges of accepting credit cards (blog.aparicio.org)
- Harness the rage (blog.aparicio.org)
- Marketing & Financial SAAS Metrics for startups (blog.aparicio.org)
- Competitive analysis template - build a winning product (blog.aparicio.org)
- The impact of $2k of new recurring revenue on a SAAS business (blog.aparicio.org)
- Brain & Brawn: startup lessons from Bin Laden's Capture (blog.aparicio.org)
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I thought you would be interested in the stats for a recent Marketing Manager position that I posted on LinkedIn, Craigslist & Facebook. 36 people applied, 15 via Linkedin 12 via Craigslist 4 via Indeed.com (which…
- A cutaway of an F1 car - video (youtube.com)
- A look at an F1 car's central computer powered by FreeScale (jamesallenonf1.com)
- Telecom, Developers and Innovation (blog.aparicio.org)
- Pilot ejects an instant before fighterjet crashes (photoblog.msnbc.msn.com)
- When to raise money - Tip from a VC (navfund.com)
- IPhone vs Android: getting over the hype (ringio.com)
- EComm 2010 -- the only telecom conf worth attending (blog.aparicio.org)
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fug [fuhg] (n) 1. a very poorly thought out feature. 2. a bug so virtuous that it appears to some as a feature. From the fusion of “feature” and “bug” What do you think? Would you use it?
- Ways to ease yourself into entrepreneurship (blog.aparicio.org)
- Discovering the motives behind piracy can lead to innovation (blog.aparicio.org)
- The essence of Product Management (blog.aparicio.org)
- Some practical questions to ask oneself to get more stuff done (blog.aparicio.org)
- CTO - what the job is really about (blog.aparicio.org)
- SEO 101 (blog.aparicio.org)
- Feature requests from Sales (blog.aparicio.org)