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by crsv 6y ago
I think if you’re young, don’t have an established family and don’t have any real experience as a founder then YC is something that will be an incredible benefit to you on many levels. Once you’re outside of those demographics, the value fa
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by crsv 6y ago
Seems fake.
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by crsv 6y ago
So they can track you (the product) more effectively. You are worth more money when exposing data accessible to native mobile.
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by crsv 6y ago
Here we go again perpetuating the stereotype of the whiney privileged engineer put in a position of mild discomfort by the villainous abusive white board interview boogeyman. I don’t mind whiteboard interview exercises. They’re not great,
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by crsv 6y ago
Seems like a pretty gross security and privacy risk with extremely limited upside for the employee, all with the friction of supporting a totally separate device for a remote IT org if anyone adopts this Orwellian tool at scale.
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by crsv 6y ago
Pretty expensive domain. Wonder if it was bought using ICO fugazi money, since this looks like the content is oddly interested in fringe crypto content.
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by crsv 6y ago
Similar to https://rally.video
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by crsv 6y ago
Information seeking, curiosity, chances to share in experience, people seeking help, people offering help, fellowship.
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by crsv 6y ago
Nextdoor is quickly becoming a detestable social network experience. I've noticed that over the last year or so, it's almost exclusively negativity or fear based in its content. Most posts are either people complaining or tattli
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by crsv 6y ago
No, it’s not designed for you to think critically. It’s designed to elicit an emotional reaction. Emotions sell. Working as intended.
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by crsv 6y ago
Anyone worth their salt knows the idea is a necessary condition, but not a satisfactory one. The execution is typically the largest part of finding success, and along the journey the idea often feels like it fades in to the background and s
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by crsv 6y ago
I'd settle for more transparency around the consumers of the ad. I've heard a few folks wonder aloud if huge percentages of their paid search volume is fraudulent. Transparency on the consumer side is good, but there should be m
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by crsv 7y ago
This makes some strong assumptions about the validity of the google and Facebook data that underpins this theory. As the case for the prevalence of ad fraud and questionable practices by these platforms mounts, it’s hard to believe any data
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by crsv 7y ago
Associates do. Routing cold reach to associates is your best bet vs GPs or other managing roles. Literally the associates job to read all those emails. Couple of my buddies are associates at VC firms, they talk about this a lot. They’ve def
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by crsv 7y ago
I’m sure she’s totally learned her lesson and will change her abhorrent behavior permanently.
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by crsv 7y ago
Extortion as a service.
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by crsv 7y ago
Also there’s the issue of many of Quora’s answers being generated by sales and marketing content purveyors. The platform has been reduced to useless marketing content as is mostly devoid of quality answers. Just like content marketing kille
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by crsv 7y ago
Ego
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by crsv 7y ago
I mean it's an interesting idea that someone who hasn't actually founded a successful company with a co-founder has a "playbook" for finding a co-founder. They've been working together 5 months and now that warrants
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by crsv 7y ago
The comments in relation to the view of process and management from the general HN audience makes me feel for the challenges of being an effective engineering manager.
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by crsv 7y ago
Judging from this thread a pretty straightforward approach would be to start by getting their hackernews name, searching for them in this thread, and if they’re found promptly ending the interview. This community is incredibly entitled and
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by crsv 7y ago
Ding ding.
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by crsv 7y ago
As someone running a software product team, we've made the decision to get as close to the developer process as possible with our product management tools. We've recently started doing everything in Github using Github projects,
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by crsv 7y ago
I do not think white boarding is a cover for ageism. I think a group collaborative exercise where you're sketching, drawing, or otherwise visualizing an abstract concept to explain a point, answer a question, or justify a decision is a
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by crsv 7y ago
LinkedIn is the worst content experience of all available social networks, and that's the trade-off here. It's stricter social boundaries, but as the context has shifted to "social selling", it's more of a vapid mar
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by crsv 7y ago
This was marketing content, all the pull quotes are from investors and senior leadership. This was a marketing piece, nothing more.
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by crsv 7y ago
Congrats to the marketing team at FarmWise for landing this Forbes piece. There was nothing really interesting or useful in this article at all.
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by crsv 7y ago
Could you imagine how bad it would be if Congress got excited about the potential for internet crime in 1985, tried to guess the form of the problems that would arise, and then wrote laws banning and permitting things that they thought wou
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by crsv 7y ago
On top of that, in terms of VC's he's an utterly unremarkable one. Poor guy had no idea he was he stepped in with that thread. He was just trying to virtue signal and play thought-leader.
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by crsv 7y ago
There's a bunch of ambiguity encoded in to the term "viable" here. The number of viable businesses is almost infinite. Maybe think about restructuring the question with some contexts around that viability in terms of size, a

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