COP19—Warsaw Climate Conference — Global Issues: "Countries like Germany, Switzerland and others in Europe only managed to scrape together promises of 110 million dollars into the Green Climate Fund. Developing countries wanted a guarantee of 70 billion a year by 2016 but were blocked by the U.S., Canada, Australia, Japan and others."
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Thursday, December 19, 2013
COP19—Warsaw Climate Conference — Global Issues
COP19—Warsaw Climate Conference — Global Issues: "In 2009 at the semi-infamous Copenhagen talks, the rich countries made a deal with developing countries, saying in effect: “We’ll give you billions of dollars for adaptation, ramping up to 100 billion dollars a year by 2020, in exchange for our mitigation amounting to small CO2 cuts instead of making the big cuts that we should do.”"
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The Growth Hacker's Dilemma: Process vs. Tactics
The Growth Hacker's Dilemma: Process vs. Tactics: "Question - Why do visitors leave our registration flow after the first page?
Hypothesis - They might be leaving because page two has too many form fields present and this scares them away.
Prediction - If we have more registration pages, but less form fields on each page, then our completed registrations will increase in statistically significant ways that could not be the product of chance."
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Hypothesis - They might be leaving because page two has too many form fields present and this scares them away.
Prediction - If we have more registration pages, but less form fields on each page, then our completed registrations will increase in statistically significant ways that could not be the product of chance."
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A Tech Founder's Guide To Picking A Non-Tech Founder
A Tech Founder's Guide To Picking A Non-Tech Founder: "You should feel totally confident that when they say they are going to do something it will get done -- and done exceptionally well.
3. High Determination Quotient - OK, so I lied: There are two guarantees I can make about starting a company - the second is that you will get rejected (over and over again). Can this person handle that kind of negative feedback? "
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From: http://onstartups.com/tabid/3339/bid/104056/A-Tech-Founder-s-Guide-To-Picking-A-Non-Tech-Founder.aspx?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+onstartups+%28OnStartups%29
3. High Determination Quotient - OK, so I lied: There are two guarantees I can make about starting a company - the second is that you will get rejected (over and over again). Can this person handle that kind of negative feedback? "
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From: http://onstartups.com/tabid/3339/bid/104056/A-Tech-Founder-s-Guide-To-Picking-A-Non-Tech-Founder.aspx?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+onstartups+%28OnStartups%29
A Tech Founder's Guide To Picking A Non-Tech Founder
A Tech Founder's Guide To Picking A Non-Tech Founder: "When you start a company or a side project there are few guarantees. Pretty much the only one I can make is that there will be a large body of work that comes your way that neither you nor your cofounder(s) have ever faced before. This heap of work will far outnumber the portion you have actually encountered. Can your cofounder figure sh*t out?"
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A Tech Founder's Guide To Picking A Non-Tech Founder
A Tech Founder's Guide To Picking A Non-Tech Founder: "giving them objective “tests” that help you determine their abilities, white board problems, coding projects, pair-programming sessions. Even if you’re not technical and you have someone do a coding project, you can easily show it to technical friends and advisors and quickly get their expert opinions. "
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