czbond

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by czbond 4y ago
The 85yro one looks like he placed an I.P. address at the top Yes, I realize it is the date. ;)
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by czbond 4y ago
Our you have this belief that companies are started mostly by people with money. A high number of the founders I know were all broke as heck to get to company success with no personal or family money.
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by czbond 4y ago
Ever started a company and stuck with it for a long while? Yeah - founders without funding are VERY different than early employees, do not kid yourself. Early employees go out and get a job; founders live through hell, making their lives ve
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by czbond 4y ago
It is! Our family of 4 generally goes out on Friday; as a sign of change last night we decided to order out, but eat at home. What would be $80, was now $45. (getting rid of the 4 drinks, appetizer, and ample server tip). I have to imagine
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by czbond 4y ago
Agree! And in senior roles, it is still much easier to make personal connections, grow networks, and build consensus with at least some personal face time.
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by czbond 4y ago
I like your concept - few come to the realization that you do. I come to a different conclusion. I believe founders can make good progress using their income to replace themselves the first months (eg: outsource as much as they can) rather
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by czbond 4y ago
You have funding... it's called nights and weekends. Most founders are "nights and weekends" to scrimp buy for YEARS [3-5?]. Anti-risk, security seeking, founders who think they should get funding in `3 months really haven&#x
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by czbond 4y ago
No founders are paying themselves $250k/each/yr until MANY rounds of funding in. If you get seed/angel funding, you'd be paying yourself like $40k in the U.S. if at all. Founders take a lot of risk too, not just "pl
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by czbond 5y ago
This is fantastic!
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by czbond 5y ago
Finally - someone who GETS it. There is a huge gap in stories/epics relentless grinds to map them to context - which I feel is often lost. EM's and PM's in many cases are not the right personalities to communicate this contex
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by czbond 5y ago
Thank you for posting the motivation - I was curious the "why"... and maintainability now explains it.
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by czbond 5y ago
For anyone wondering where this is....it is in your project -> "Deploy" -> "Deployment method" -> "Connect to Github".
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by czbond 5y ago
Lots of assumptions there ;) Maybe we as people all just like different things?
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by czbond 5y ago
I just call anything that isn't work - hobby. Just my shorthand for "not work"
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by czbond 5y ago
> but in reality they were the only ones that were silly enough to only think about work A lot of people find passion + work align. It's ok not to waste your time watching TV, sports, playing games, art, and all that stuff people do
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by czbond 5y ago
entangled quantum pairs?
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by czbond 5y ago
Why? Don't we have enough unambitious things to go around? I mean - as long as the project owner realizes the probability of failure is high.....
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by czbond 5y ago
@ncmncm - thank you for posting this. you cut my interest learning curve by years
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by czbond 5y ago
"I will replace you with a small shell script". We only need taxes because of government. How about a law that shrinks the size of all governmental budgets and personnel by 3% every year until we decide to stop? We'll make d
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by czbond 5y ago
Great contextualization.... I can see the payroll now. But on $600k revenue?? That is super nuts. There are sites selling on 'empire flippers / flippa' that make equal to that revenue for a WHOLE lot less valuation. nuts...
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by czbond 5y ago
>Unicorn-bound tech startups tend to operate by spending all their cash to grow the business as fast as possible That seems slow and risky. I come from the world of B2B slow and steady startups - painful both ways I guess.
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by czbond 5y ago
Thanks for the link!
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by czbond 5y ago
How did they blow through $102M in ~14 months?
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by czbond 5y ago
I think that was media war-mongering coupled with "Putin" big talk a la Trump style.
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by czbond 5y ago
Piggybacking your comment - I have been looking into personal water recycling systems as I live in the U.S. West that already has water issues due to growth. Example (not endorsement): https://www.hydraloop.com
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by czbond 5y ago
Would love to see that too.
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by czbond 5y ago
Thank you for the book recommendation. If the Post O.P. is like me - he should get the Audible version. Releases 4/19/22
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by czbond 5y ago
Housing will become affordable; this happened in 2000 and 2008 - but more so this go 'round because of low rates and free money. Recessions solve this in the long term, when the Fed allows them to happen.
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by czbond 5y ago
Do internal hosted versions not have auth built in ?
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by czbond 5y ago
My take was this is self hosted gitlab instances, correct?

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