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by carimura 7y ago
don't forget the necessity for major public relations efforts when your company is under fire for tax evasion, dangerous (sometimes lethal) work environments, not properly governing its platform leading to rampant fraud, and on and on.
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Amazon’s internal injury records expose the true toll of its drive for speed(revealnews.org)
1 points by carimura 7y ago|0 comments
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by carimura 7y ago
Start a company. Then you, as the board of directors, can appoint you, as CEO. Sure, knowing the right people helps with the success of your new company, but certainly isn't a prerequisite. Just head down to the marina.
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by carimura 7y ago
Many comments here say this already but from the way you describe it, most of the work by far is ahead of you. Most startups put vesting schedules in place for this very reason, and two years in you'd typically end up with half of your
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by carimura 7y ago
What requirement does Apple put on the JDK location? All of mine are in ~/lib/* and are easy to manage. JENV for bonus points. Definitely not a double-click-install experience, but not hard to figure out for anyone with a bit of t
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by carimura 7y ago
The ownership, creativity, unknown. The ups, downs, fears, joys, camaraderie. The charge-the-hill attitude. The late nights and early mornings. The chaos, the clarity. Evolution, growing up. The first team member who you didn't directl
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by carimura 7y ago
I'm willing to bet if you gave 100 people the opportunity to build a startup, or work at a nice friendly large company, with the guarantee that they'd make the same amount of money over the next 10 years (no more, no less) -- that
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by carimura 7y ago
You did it! Congratulations! World's best email client! Great job, everybody!
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by carimura 7y ago
maybe the data was cached to server it quicker?
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by carimura 7y ago
Go Broncos!
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by carimura 7y ago
The universal certainty of expansion and contraction. Hey we all got here through it. Now we're in the expansion phase of trying to make the frontend easy again. Contraction comes next.
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by carimura 7y ago
I'll save you the read with this gem: "Data and research has shown the premium bottled water market is booming and I believe this will correlate to an increased demand with water sommelier professionals in the hospitality industry
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We Now Have Water Sommeliers(barrons.com)
2 points by carimura 7y ago|2 comments
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by carimura 8y ago
Personally I'd revise point one -- do meet with some investors, even if you aren't planning to raise. At a minimum the experience is worth it (learn what they ask, how they think, etc.), but beyond that you're cultivating a r
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by carimura 8y ago
This is a really great post, but what makes me sad is how different I felt after multiple experiences dealing with AirBnb's customer service. Obviously anecdotal but I've seen dozens of similar stories of both hosts and guests bei
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by carimura 8y ago
I was waiting for links to all the awesome [open source] code Slack talks about in this post. I was sad.
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by carimura 8y ago
It shouldn't be looked at that way and it's not black and white. Ideally they're treated like people, not cogs, and the manager and company does what it can to either get the person the skills they need to succeed, move them
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Discount Strong Bad Emails(aiweirdness.com)
3 points by carimura 8y ago|0 comments
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by carimura 8y ago
+1 for whisper.
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by carimura 8y ago
It's not just price. Think about how trends evolve over time and how long it takes larger companies to "catch up". The planning/facilities groups are still high-fiveing from the major work it took to spin up open layouts
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by carimura 8y ago
my wife pointed out that I sent this article to her one room away and was talking to her about it over imessage. like boiling a frog, even the "aware" forget.
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by carimura 8y ago
That's why the cloud providers are building higher-level services that ultimately speed up development and increase laziness. They're already higher than k8s now so ultimately that too is an unnecessary time suck from "just p
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by carimura 8y ago
...with devices that we're emotionally and physically addicted to flashing and making noises that are designed to ignite a flurry of activity in our reptilian brains sending the message PAY ATTENTION TO ME IMMEDIATELY!
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by carimura 8y ago
There's an abundance of CPU power. Access to those CPU's is one problem but essentially why two-sided marketplaces exist. They've emerged for this exact problem in other categories (as pointed out in other comments) such as A
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by carimura 8y ago
literally the first thing I thought. Never even seen that before.
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by carimura 8y ago
+1 to Why We Sleep. I've been cutting back caffeine, alcohol, light, and spreading the sleep gospel since reading it.
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by carimura 8y ago
brutal comment.
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The Shift to Low-Code Skillsets(medium.com)
1 points by carimura 8y ago|1 comments
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Serverless Functions: Some Like It AOT(medium.com)
4 points by carimura 8y ago|0 comments
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by carimura 8y ago
just throwing in one more +1 to how absolutely terrible their customer service was to deal with. We had an AirBnb scheduled for 2 weeks once, and I emailed the host saying we didn't need the first week and we'd be there starting t

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