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by JaakkoP 6y ago
I can only speak on behalf of my model (#3), but that's meant entirely for companies who want better visibility in their existing operations. Say, they want to figure out how much cash they have in the bank in 6 months, or can they aff
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by JaakkoP 6y ago
Thanks for putting so much work into comparing all these models! I'm the author of #3, and a founder of a financial modeling software company (the latter not reviewed here) One thing I'd add for anyone comparing these models for t
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by JaakkoP 6y ago
I love the quote from John Collison: "This is digital migration in a very compressed period of time, for both businesses and customers," Collison adds. "My mom recently asked me if I'd heard of 'this Instacart thing
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How to to Build a Worst-Case Scenario Using a SaaS Financial Model(flightpathfinance.com)
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by JaakkoP 7y ago
Abstract from the actual, albeit small study: Aims: Studies have indicated that chloroquine (CQ) shows antagonism against COVID-19 in vitro. However, evidence regarding its effects in patients is limited. This study aims to evaluate the eff
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Malaria Drug Helps Virus Patients Improve, in Small Study(nytimes.com)
2 points by JaakkoP 7y ago|3 comments
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How to Choose SaaS Billing Software(flightpathfinance.com)
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Boeing Recommends 737 Max Flight Simulator Training for Pilots(nytimes.com)
12 points by JaakkoP 7y ago|8 comments
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by JaakkoP 7y ago
This is a prime example why people don't trust people in finance, and more recently, in tech. Imagine signing up for a service like this and the first interaction with it is a lie. How can you trust some of your company's most imp
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Cash Management in Startups(avc.com)
2 points by JaakkoP 7y ago|0 comments
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Toyota’s Support of Trump Emissions Rules Shocks Californians(nytimes.com)
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by JaakkoP 7y ago
I wonder how’s the Swedish “airbag helmet” doing these days. It sounds like a superior solution to any regular bike helmet, but perhaps the price and/or convenience just isn’t there for the mass market.
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by JaakkoP 7y ago
Awesome to see new players in this space! I've been subscribing to https://compensate.com/ which seems somewhat similar to you guys. Going the business route instead of non-profit sounds like something worth trying out
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Toyota testing improved solar roof for EVs that can charge while driving(techcrunch.com)
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by JaakkoP 8y ago
As giving and receiving advice is fundamentally based on trust, it strikes me as odd why anyone wants to do business with the likes of McKinsey or Goldman Sachs who have repeatedly shown a pattern of screwing over their clients. This is not
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As McKinsey Sells Advice, Its Hedge Fund May Have a Stake in the Outcome(nytimes.com)
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by JaakkoP 8y ago
Flightpath Finance | Full Stack Engineer | Baltimore, Los Angeles, San Antonio, REMOTE | Full-time | $90-$115k | 0.5-1.25% | 4 weeks vacation, healthcare and 401k matching Flightpath Finance is building a Connected Financial Model to provid
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by JaakkoP 8y ago
Flightpath Finance | Full Stack Engineer | Baltimore, Los Angeles, San Antonio, REMOTE | Full-time | $100-$130k | 1-3% | Paid vacation, healthcare and 401k matching Interested in being part of a dynamic team at a funded, revenue-generating
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by JaakkoP 9y ago
Yes! Although ideally part of the working hours should overlap with Pacific Timezone's working hours.
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by JaakkoP 9y ago
Flightpath Finance | Software Engineer | REMOTE or Baltimore/Los Angeles | $80k-100k | 0.5% -3.0% | 401k + matching | 4 weeks vacation We are building software to replace the need for a spreadsheet-based financial model. Our current cl
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by JaakkoP 10y ago
Definitely agree with the power of referrals. Our customers have significantly higher conversion and (it looks like) a longer lifetime if they were referred by an existing customer.
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by JaakkoP 11y ago
That's a good point. While I love Mongo, a lot of developers won't even consider Meteor since it has only NoSQL support.
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by JaakkoP 11y ago
Good question. I think Meteor is certainly the closest of such platform at the moment, but you don't have to go far to find a developer who really hates JavaScript and will never switch over. Such hate may or may not be justified, but
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by JaakkoP 11y ago
Same experience here as well. I don't think either that Meteor is going to become de facto platform for all web development, but it's definitely going to be one of the main ones along with Angular, React and Rails.
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by JaakkoP 11y ago
Yeah I bet that the incumbents are immediately going to offer better rates to lock in the customers most likely to change providers.
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by JaakkoP 11y ago
Here's also their blog post about the announcement. http://googlefiberblog.blogspot.com/2015/08/san-antonio-fibe...
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Google Fiber Is Coming to San Antonio(fiber.google.com)
110 points by JaakkoP 11y ago|58 comments
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by JaakkoP 11y ago
Trulia's co-founder Sami Inkinen and his wife are actually on it. Feel free to read more at http://www.fatchancerow.org/act-on-sugar/
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by JaakkoP 11y ago
Do you mind me asking what are you specifically looking to improve? I mean I get it you want to optimize the market in general, but what do you have in mind? Are you going to improve safety, efficiency or something else? Genuinely curious q
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How do I safely take non-accredited money as a startup?(siliconhillslawyer.com)
3 points by JaakkoP 12y ago|0 comments

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