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by bradhe 13y ago
What's the end game for a YC non-profit? Besides corporate social responsibility, how does a non-profit founded at YC benefit the business ecosystem at large?
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by bradhe 13y ago
> Because the teacher is in a position of abusable power compared to the student From what it sounds like, the relationship between the employees/execs at Github was much more friendly than the teacher/student relationship you
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by bradhe 13y ago
The irony is that github's original structure was meant to remove boundaries.
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by bradhe 13y ago
> Of course, you still have to give two weeks notice if you want to exercise that at-willness for yourself! No, you don't.
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by bradhe 13y ago
> I find it strange that both of the Preston-Werners posted blog posts directly after the github post came out. Totally! I mean, it's almost like they've been waiting silently for the go ahead to speak out or something!
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by bradhe 13y ago
Er, I originally came to the comments section to say the exact opposite. I guess this is what happens when you're too close to your colleagues and your company grows up.
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by bradhe 13y ago
Astute looks like a cool product, BI space has huge disruption potential. At this point I think it needs a product that isn't incremental.
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by bradhe 13y ago
Generally speaking startups seek funding in order to accelerate growth. By taking on additional capital, they can hire more employees, allowing them to address the market faster, and thus unlock more revenue--sometimes more quickly, but not
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by bradhe 13y ago
> braunstormed Wait, is that a word or a typo? I hope it's a typo...
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by bradhe 13y ago
> He's trying to fuck you over. Do you always assume people are full of malice based on one side of the story or...
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by bradhe 13y ago
> This has little sense to me. A startup think about next week and do no plan like that. Clearly this CTO has his shit together. Seriously! Thats the job of a CTO for a company that has traction. What you claim is only true if the compan
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by bradhe 13y ago
Great content. As someone that worries if I'm doing the right thing from a UX perspective often, it's good to get analysis of how others do this stuff!
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by bradhe 13y ago
Cloudability - http://cloudability.com/jobs - Portland, OR We help over 11,000 companies understand how much they are going to spend on cloud services, hour-by-hour. We're looking to hire alls kind of positions! We hav
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by bradhe 13y ago
Aren't TN panels considered inferior to IPS and PVA?
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by bradhe 13y ago
just as vague. managing transactional email? What's wrong with doing that? Maybe I don't have the problem...I don't get it.
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Telemotiv(telemotiv.com)
4 points by bradhe 13y ago|1 comments
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by bradhe 13y ago
> We knew that transactional email was a problem worth solving and we were determined to build a great solution. I have a problem with this phrase. Seems to me it needs justification maybe just a verb? I don't immediately think of
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by bradhe 13y ago
Sort of...a little bit...
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by bradhe 13y ago
Wow. Searched for 10 well known companies and nothing. Pretty lame. Side project indeed.
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by bradhe 13y ago
Dang! Not available in my area! I tried in Portland, OR. I'm super in to this idea.
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by bradhe 13y ago
Who's actually using React??
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by bradhe 13y ago
Awesome tear-down. Seems like it's a pretty straight forward on-boarding process but I feel like lots of mobile products get it wrong. The paradigm is just really different, and you can loose context so easily.
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by bradhe 13y ago
Wow, is taking a job as snap of a decision as hooking up with someone? Nope. So how does the Tinder model make sense for this? Even from a UX perspective, seems like a really horrible idea.
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by bradhe 13y ago
> because the mentorship Who are the mentors?
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by bradhe 13y ago
I have had multiple hacker "schools" ask me volunteer.
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by bradhe 13y ago
Perhaps its your self consciousness at play here, but you haven't told us what any of your products were...
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by bradhe 13y ago
> If you can get every user to invite one other user, you'll have a huge site in no time. The ironic thing about this is that you have to have product/market fit for people to recommend the product to other people. Consider ev
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by bradhe 13y ago
> write related blog posts about the vertical market, about the topics that your potential customers will be interested in, and keep engaging with them That's some pretty tactical advice for a strategic conversation. Writing blog p
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by bradhe 13y ago
Seriously, thank you for this. I have a huge amount of anxiety over heart disease. All of my grandparents' brothers and sisters on bot sides died of stroke or heart attack in their mid-30s. I am 27. I keep a good eye on all of my chole
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by bradhe 13y ago
That was...nearly poetic.

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