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Aisle50 (YC S11) is hiring a mobile dev in Chicago
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Aisle50 (YC S11) is hiring devs in Chicago
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Aisle50 (YC S11) is hiring devs in Chicago
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Aisle50 (YC S11) seeks dev - Chicago
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Aisle50 (YCS11) seeks non-hacker customer service guru - Chicago
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The 86-year-old Startup Guru
(forbes.com)
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The Original Hacker and Why His Work, 300 Years Ago, Matters Today
(forbes.com)
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We're stoked to get this going and dialed in with Stripe and some of own customer service controls (free deals, unique discounts to single customers, unsubscribers, etc.). This addressed a sharp need for a lot of us--and there's little bett
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How the Nasdaq got hacked by a Hungarian immigrant
(forbes.com)
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Aisle50 is hiring developers in Chicago
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Most of the holier-than-thou devs I've met, and I've met a few, are weaker developers. Anybody who has built something with a business-facing constraint knows how valuable the right kind of bizdev/hustler/whatever guy can be. Invaluable.
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She did the right thing. I think she had peaked at Google. She risks "failure" at Yahoo, but that's why this is the right move. What was she to do at Google -- just drift along as the cofounders continue to (rightly) control the company?
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Mister Rogers Remixed
(youtube.com)
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Keys to pitching big companies
(forbes.com)
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Aisle50 is hiring developers in Chicago
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Biz dev is a clever name for dirty work.
(forbes.com)
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I don't know how Ferriss successfully appointed himself some kind of tech guru, but he seems to have convinced people he deserves this pulpit where he doles out tech advice. People take him seriously, which is fascinating.
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Chicago: Aisle50 (YC S11) seeks a hustling startup enthusiast (non-hacker)
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I know almost nothing about RC gadgets. But those are some badass toys.
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Aisle50 (YC S11) is hiring a VP of engineering
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Hey Geoff -- that's awesome! Our company dwells in a weird business that sometimes defies logic. But Geoff had two golden pieces of advice for us after listening to our story for only two minutes in an office hours session. He's a stalwar
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This is 60 minutes... where we're only 1 year behind the news! This is like their exposé on high-speed trading that came six months after the Flash Crash. Brilliant. Not that I hate the show. But their tendency to cherry pick well-trodd
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I'm not a huge booster of the whole barefoot trend, but I do think that's what, ultimately, has scuttled Hann's shoe from getting to market. The momentum toward thinner soles and less material is anathema to the theory, look and feel of th
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This is exactly the rub. Managers take no haircut when the fund gets hammered. It is true that most managers won't take a profit on investor's money until they return to the "high water mark" of how much $$$ that investor originally put i
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It's a tough business, you're right. But the nice thing about partnering with existing, main-line grocery retailers is that there's capacity to scale more quickly than a site that's wholly direct-to-consumer. And there's no inventory or sh
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Aisle50 (YC S11) raises $2.6M, August Capital leads.
(techcrunch.com)
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Suspect. The grocery index for Chicago is 72 and in Baltimore it's 101. Are groceries really 40% more in Baltimore than in Chicago? They're likely not more at all. In fact, on the whole, Chicago is more expensive than Baltimore. That's
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YC S11 Company, VC funded, needs a technical leader (Chicago)
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I have a quibble with the piece's core scrap of evidence: "The remarkable finding of their study is that, compared with the participants who were “only” in the 99.1 percentile for intellectual ability at age 12, those who were in the 99.9
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I rather enjoy loudly opting out every chance I get. I say it loud enough so the whole line hears me. And really, who doesn't enjoy a nice pat down? Sadly, my complaints have not yet convinced anybody else in these lines to join me. She
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