good luck!

Thank you Juraj, please keep procrastinate :)

Thanks! :)

Thank you for the feedback! True is I took all of the worst examples. We might not be there yet, but just wanted to warn ourselves...

To buy at least a couch

That's such a WTF answer. Who gives a shit if you have a couch?

Read that story, they're currently sleeping on the floor...

And the investors should care about that why?

Sleep is kinda important (http://www.inc.com/margaret-heffernan/the-truth-about-sleep-...)

so they can continue working on the idea while being able to afford basic human needs?

Outside the Valley, people would hear this and say, "get a job."

Who says they should?

At first build a park, invite tons of people and then place a lemonade stand. (if you'll place it too early you will screw your viral ratio)

.. or make lemonade and wait for your first few customers. Learn from their feedback, improve & iterate. Market to even more potential customers (just like you would have when you first build your park).

Both are valid models. In my town, there is a free water park with a REALLY expensive hot dog stand right outside.

You're already starting with a full list of contacts from your smartphone address book. +Guys have prepared also some tweaks for distribution.

But, none of my other contacts will have a status unless they have your app, right?

But you can invite them to use it, it's the simplest and fastest way

I see, but what if I only have a mobile number available for some of my contacts. Will it send them a text asking them to join?

I'm sure it's going to be an awesome app though, I'll happily sign up. I'd like an easier way to take my friends with me. Also, I'd love Twitter integration.

Some of those stories are pretty intense Ex: Nick Slater (Palantir's designer in Palo Alto) http://www.storylane.com/nickslater

Great story

It's a Marauder-like Map.

Here in Valley: Designer = Mac User