ufuk reyizz

var bu adamda bi cevher ama

@61 hahahahha amk

beni annesiyle zorla görüştüren yazar.

panpamız adamın hasıdır değerini bilin binler

nick'i gibi reyizz bir kardeşimiz.

panpa 1.sayfa yarra yemiş:D

@76 aynen panpa :(

yardımsever panpamızdır

√adam

en fazla 15 yaşında

ne bu şiddet bu celal tosunum

umut veren bir panpamdır sağolsun.

amlıdır kendisi

ccc adamın dibi ccc

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saglam panpa, sozunun eri, takipteyiz.

uyuzun teki amk

Expected value = how likely an investor is to say yes, multiplied by how good it would be if they did. So for example, an eminent investor who would invest a lot, but will be hard to convince, might have the same expected value as an obscure angel who won't invest much, but will be easy to convince. Whereas an obscure angel who will only invest a small amount, and yet needs to meet multiple times before making up his mind, has very low expected value. Meet such investors last, if at all. [11]

Doing breadth-first search weighted by expected value will save you from investors who never explicitly say no but merely drift away, because you'll drift away from them at the same rate. It protects you from investors who flake in much the same way that a distributed algorithm protects you from processors that fail. If some investor isn't returning your emails, or wants to have lots of meetings but isn't progressing toward making you an offer, you automatically focus less on them. But you have to be disciplined about assigning probabilities. You can't let how much you want an investor influence your estimate of how much they want you.

anasını gibtiğim

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gececi tayfa

huur çocuğu açma artık şu başlığı ananı 100 lira kere gibeyim