Creating a business
Launching a startup has become fairly easy, but what follows is back-breaking work
"WE EVEN HAD to host the servers in our own office." Naval Ravikant laughs as he describes how in 1999 he and some friends founded his first startup, Epinions, a website for consumer reviews. They had to raise $8m in venture capital, buy computers from Sun Microsystems, license database software from Oracle and hire eight programmers. It took nearly six months to get a first version of the site up and running.
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