Your risk tolerance should be a function of your confidence in turning your company in to something of future value. It seems like you haven't done your research on your probability of success yet. I'd advise talking to investors about your idea to get a sense of that. Try approaching them to get seed funding. If you can't raise, quit, and try raising again.
If you can't raise within a year, go back to work. You need to talk to investors to get a feel of how people will value your company if you take the plunge. If you feel your probability of breakeven is at least 50%, I'd say go for it. Keep in mind, every person that joins your company after you will do an implicit probability calculation, so think about what makes you unique and hence more likely to succeed.
Hello everyone, I'm Yash, founder of GrepPage. Just like tarrsalah I too wanted to share my notes with the world but also wanted to search them easily. That's why I created GrepPage.
With GrepPage, I can search my notes from Vim, command line or see them side-by-side Google search results. @azeirah, most devs I know have unorganized notes that affects their productivity. I was one of them. The time I wasted in searching for stuff was not worth it. I've saved days if not weeks by searching for my notes on GrepPage when I need them.
Here are some ways you can try it out. Let me know your thoughts.
Micheal Seibel, Jared Friedman, Justin Kan, Qasar Younis, Emmett Shear, Sean Byrnes(Flurry, OutlierAI), Javier Soltero (MS Outlook mobile app fame), Brian Chesky, Chad Rigetti
" A subsequent request for re-parole (for up to three additional years) would be considered only if the entrepreneur and the startup entity continue to provide a significant public benefit as evidenced by substantial increases in capital investment, revenue or job creation."
As for SEO, I just got a couple of backlinks by posting about Omnimemory on some websites. I considered content marketing but I haven't actually written anything yet.
