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https://www.dockcharged.com is another one people should check out.
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The way you describe a technical team is how high-performing sales teams operate. Millions of dollars are at stake, we will rape every angle till it's raw to make sure we close the deal. I know a customer's birthday, their child
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you can generally measure that with churn in the enterprise Saas world. But that's a lag indicator so it's tough to see into the future. To address what a good meeting is, I worked for a startup where a salesperson closed Netflix
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Of course! There was a time when LOC was the measure of productivity just like the number of cold touches you make to convert to a discovery call. I've worked for public companies where you needed to make 300 cold calls a day and they
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It depends. But I'd challenge you to ask your own sales leader at your company what their policy is and their reasoning.
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There is a lack of mutual understanding that shipping code and closing a deal have a lot of similarities. A Pull Request is basically the same as an Opportunity in your JIRA/SFDC. We can estimate when the PR will be pushed to prod or t
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Once you have self-sustaining energy, water, and food source with the same cost parity as your current living situation. Extra points if you can convince a group of people to join you to create a community.
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It's called, "In Demand." Once a campaign closed on Kickstarter, the funding button would redirect to any URL you wanted, generally your website. I knew that campaigns had a long tail in traffic or that sometimes your campaig
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Yes! Thank you!
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Ask HN: What's the name of the how things work interactive blog?
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I wonder how many years of evolution it took for tunas to target the back end of a shark instead of the front. And how many more years it will take before tunas can grow fingernails and scratch their own parasites off?
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I've been seeing the YC software team disaggregate HN features to make it easier for founders to run their startups: Ask HN is now sort of part of YC Startup School where founders can ask people in the community about their startup iss
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My theory, YC software team has been building features like https://www.workatastartup.com/ and so YC companies are posting less on HN.
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I've been known to pump my leg rapidly like in the video when I'm anxious. Maybe it's an involuntary artifact to "keep the engine running" just in case my flight senses are triggered.
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If you really liked the System76's Launch Lite, try to find a used one, keyboards in general are fairly robust, and have a decent secondary market so you can always trade or resell without much loss. Other than your phone, your KB prob
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Check out Drop.com there is a fairly large audiophile community + products. Disclosure: I was an early employee of Drop and I remember our team trying to get Schiit listed, but he didn't want to offer the community a discount. So there
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You're right, it's a bad take. It makes sense that they would train Asian people to fight in the Asian battlefields. White spies would stick out like a sore thumb.
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Cool! Thanks for sharing, I've never heard of Capt. Kim. Here is an excerpt from the link you shared: > Upon Kim’s arrival in Mississippi, the commander offered him a transfer since “Koreans and Japanese don’t always get along,” due
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> To fill its ranks, the agency recruited top swimmers from throughout the armed forces. Korean prisoners of war, released after showing a commitment to fighting the Japanese, also participated in OSS training on Catalina. Interesting t
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Study on the economic benefits of working in nature: https://www.terrapinbrightgreen.com/reports/the-economics-of... I haven't tried any of the VR offices spaces, but from what I've seen, it looks like a SV o
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Absolutely, why do you think churches have such high ceilings? Or just sheer volume of air means you're getting more oxygen to your brain vs. working in a 10x10x10 cube. Maybe VR can help with this? Simulate nature without the drawback
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There is an interesting documentary narrated by Chris Rock where he shares that Koreans dominate the wig industry: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Good_Hair it's fascinating this is the origin story.
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Isn't generating a ton of LOC considered bad practice? If my pull request is over 1K LOC, most likely my review will take longer, increase cycle time, and be more bug prone?
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So do people who don't work at all, have a lower risk of stroke, heart attack than people who do work?
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Can't edit, but I informed her and there is a potted bush that is underperforming this year and so she's open to trying the burn method to see if it helps.
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My mother has several blueberry bushes in pots, she mixes coffee grounds in the soil to get the acidity needed to have them grow again. However, I'll propose burning, just to see the reaction on her face.
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Results of the survey if anyone is interested: https://naborly.com/blog/covid-19 And the email that was sent after the initial request for data: >I would appreciate a moment of your time to clarify my team’s efforts
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Tesla files patent for sourcing self-driving training data from its fleet
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This is why I take 280 instead of 101 when traveling to and from SF to South Bay even though it's slightly longer.
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At least with the peloton purchase, it sounds like they are using Affirm. Generally if you have good credit, interest rate is zero. I've seen it on other high ticket items for sale online. In this case Affirm reduces the friction of bu
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