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141: TZ Interview – Guyon Roche / Jason’s Partner in Crime

Justin and Jason talk to Jason’s partner in AppigniteGuyon Roche, about how they began working together and the advantages of pair programming, Guyon’s take on Appignite and AnyFu, why design can be important for startups, what percent of Twitter and Facebook accounts are real, an investment manager’s take on the top 1%, the most likely way to get rich, the reason for AnyFu’s high-end pricing policy, the potential impact of S&P’s downgrading of US debtRob Walling’s advice to bootstrap as a partnership rather than as a LLC, Jason’s idea on using resources like OpenCourseware and Tutorspree as an alternative to traditional education, Virgin Galactic and SpaceX, the status of Justin’s juice diet and an update on Pluggio’s growth.

4 Comments
  1. Joe says:

    Hi guys,

    Great show – I really liked the topics today. I like that if I find an interesting HackerNews article there is like a 25% chance you guys will discuss it on the following weeks show.

    Additionally it was so nice to meet – the man, the myth, the legend – Guyon. Just wanted to also throw my hat in the ring, if you guys need any more beta testers I would love to work with AppIgnite.

    Keep up the good work! Love the show!

  2. Great show! And we finally got to meet Guyon, awesome!

    I liked the tutor discussion. Reminded me of Derek Sivers and his “There’s no speed limit” story.

    Interesting to hear about Mac/PC differences for VNC and screen sharing. I’m in the process of switching to Mac, so I’d love to hear an update on the Jason vs Mac story in general.

    And just an idea about AnyFu: maybe not your top priority, but you probably should put some thought into the documentation for experts/clients. I’m talking about the actual receipts that buyer and seller receive and put in their book-keeping. There is a certain amount of information that needs to go in there. And it needs to be printer friendly. 🙂

    The reason I’m bringing it up is that in my accounting practice we see all kinds of terrible documentation from various web services, with information missing and half the text not fitting on the page, etc. The risk is it won’t stand up to scrutiny by the tax authorities. Perhaps you’ve got this covered already, but I’m guessing you’re focusing more on the actual web service. 🙂

  3. Actually US debt rating downgrade to AA+ is not just symbolic. There are many mutual funds that can hold only AAA bonds or have to hold certain percentage of AAA bonds according to their holdings profile. They will have to sell US and state bonds that were downgraded and replace them with something else.

  4. Thanks for the shoutout to Tutorspree!

    Trying to grab the podcast – but the soundcloud link is dead and the podcast dl isn’t functional.