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I have a software startup where i built my own software from my work during my PhD. It's pretty revolutionary if i would say so myself because we can analyze data much faster than conventional methods and with 90% fewer data points. We can also do predictive modeling where we see how an outcome will change depending on how the values of our parameters change. And the program is so easy to use that even someone with no prior knowledge of data analysis can use it.

Right now the software is finished and can be run. I run it with my brother and we were thinking of how to best get it to the consumer. We have a cloud solution in development as of now so that clients can run the software from their own computers, but we were also thinking about doing local analysis for firms (i.e. reaching out to them and doing the analysis for them. Right now we are in cooperation with other startups as well, but we would like some help with getting our software out there for the broader market to see. Does anyone have any tips on how to get our first customers and what is necessary to get thesecustomers.

>$100k salary
>16 days of vacation (128 hours)
>12 days of holidays (96 hours)
>steal another 2 days of untracked vacation a year (16 hours)
>30 hours/week average workload
>52 weeks x 30 hours = 1560 - 128 - 96 - 16 = 1320 hours
>$100k / 1320 = $76/hour
how much do you make on an hourly basis, per actual hours worked?

>>54387798
I am doing it right now, in this thread.

>>54230278

>First Republic Bag

>>51281923
>you blew your paychecks
Says here I blew YOUR paychecks. Don't you have work in the morning?

>google what 2S means
>get this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4lBibGzUnE
why are they ALWAYS so fucking weird and off-putting

>>30101429
Yes
>>30101430
interesting
>>30101624
Looking into these now

>>29978069
I bought this shit at 2.16$
Chill, we didn't lose. If bnb wil high again then this will too.

>>28209312
i just crunched the numbers
every single one of us is going to make it