Ultra High Level Programming Language(mattmaroon.com)
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Ultra High Level Programming Language
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I already have a language like that, but instead of just text it takes in text and money and turns it into code. It's also pretty slow for a language, taking up to several months depending on the complexity of the problem.
Here's my algorithm:
1. Parse the program input with a lexical analyzer that:
4. while(!checkIfIndianSentCompletedProjectFiles() && isTakingLessThanTwoMonths()) Sleep(1);
5. if (!isTakingLessThanTwoMonths()) return a run-time error: "Temporal stack overflow."
6. else print resultant code.
It takes a long time to compile some projects, but it's reasonable, since it is after all a very, very high level programming language.
1. Parse the program input with a lexical analyzer that:
i. Loops through each character.
ii. Appends it to a buffer.
2. Submit the lexed program to eLance with a 7-week bid. i. If someone with at least one project completed bids on it, continue.
ii. If no one responds by the 7th day, return an error: "Syntax error in program. Please recode."
3. Accept the bid.4. while(!checkIfIndianSentCompletedProjectFiles() && isTakingLessThanTwoMonths()) Sleep(1);
5. if (!isTakingLessThanTwoMonths()) return a run-time error: "Temporal stack overflow."
6. else print resultant code.
It takes a long time to compile some projects, but it's reasonable, since it is after all a very, very high level programming language.
Nice. I notice that unlike most algorithms I've read, this one requires a credit card number as an input. :)
If you can sell 2% of the company for $1,000, doesn't that imply a $50,000 pre-money valuation?
$50,000 doesn't sound as humorous in context as $48,000. I realized the numbers were a tad off.
$1,000 for 2% implies a $49k pre-money valuation. Either way, Matt's math is off.
$1000 = $50000 * 2%
I know. That'd give a post-money valuation of $51k, though, giving you a little less than 2% of the company in the end.
If I pay $1 for 20% of your stock, I'm saying your company is worth $5. I now have 20% worth $1. You have 80% worth $4.
Suppose my company is worth $5 right now. If you give my company $1, it is now worth $6. ($5 assets before + $1 cash). $1 / $6 = 1/6th of the company; you have 1/6th and I have 5/6ths. If you pay $1 for 20% of the stock, that implies a $4 pre-money valuation--after adding the $1, the company is worth $5, so your share is worth 20% and mine is 80%.
The downmods are misplaced. You're absolutely right mathwise here, you're just missing a heretofore unspoken detail.
The assumption is that in an angel or VC round you'll create new shares for the investor to own. If there were no new shares, pre-money valuation would always equal post-money valuation (you're just selling shares) and all of your explanation would be fine.
The assumption is that in an angel or VC round you'll create new shares for the investor to own. If there were no new shares, pre-money valuation would always equal post-money valuation (you're just selling shares) and all of your explanation would be fine.
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This article is fluff. Insider fluff as Matt Maroon got funded by YC, but fluff nonetheless.
Tcl already does this:
http://www.tcl.tk/cgi-bin/tct/tip/131.html
http://www.tcl.tk/cgi-bin/tct/tip/131.html
Give Charles Simonyi at Intentional Software a call, he should be in a position to bid for the elance job;-)
http://www.intentsoft.com/
http://www.intentsoft.com/
I actually know someone very well who knows him very well. Maybe I'll do that.
this is funny, i read the other post and clicked through to see the last name maroon naming convention and I immediately thought of matt maroon, then he commented on it.
hope you take over the world. should have included cloning myspace.
hope you take over the world. should have included cloning myspace.
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">
<html lang="en">
<head>
<title>Maroon Demo</title>
<script src="jquery-1.2.3.pack.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function(){$("#ebay").text("Shop Victoriously!");});
</script>
</head>
<body>
<div id="ebay"></div>
</body>
</html>
Let me know what your paypal address is so I can request money :)themaroon hotmail.com. Send me $100 so that I know it's you and can reply.
check's in the mail... cheers!
//My first Maroon program
Make me a "Hello, World!" program, written in Maroon.
My first Maroon program:
"Make me a compiler for Maroon."
My second Maroon program:
"Make me a time machine to send the first Maroon program back to February 2008."
See? Nothing to it.
"Make me a compiler for Maroon."
My second Maroon program:
"Make me a time machine to send the first Maroon program back to February 2008."
See? Nothing to it.
Offtopic: Suggestion to the tip guys: Can you take me to the tipxxx page on the second click. People might want to know how the button works. Or was that a conscious choice?
The star now links to http://tipjoy.com
We're debating making things more explicit. Hopefully the copy text is enough for most people "Like this? Leave a tip: [tip this]"
We're going to make that customizable soon.
We're debating making things more explicit. Hopefully the copy text is enough for most people "Like this? Leave a tip: [tip this]"
We're going to make that customizable soon.
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One word: brainz...