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by enra 4y ago
In Finland there is like 2M saunas for 5.5M people. Most houses have one, larger apartments have one, and apartment buildings have a shared one. It usually built inside the bathroom and can very small one just to fit 2 people. You can proba
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by enra 4y ago
First Adobe lost digital product designers a decade ago. First to Sketch, and then to Figma. Photoshop/Illustrator wasn't really made for designing digital products. Photoshop's most features are built around photos, bitmaps
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by enra 4y ago
I think it's opposite, if you have more of money, you likely will have more options and don't want to have your money on some random roboadvisor startup. Part of Wealthfront mission was to encourage younger people to save. They h
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by enra 4y ago
I’d default to transparency and share things that can be useful for people to know, consider not sharing things that can be distracting. Customer or partnership deals can be useful to share because the team can help with those but talking
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by enra 4y ago
The downside of this advice is while you make money and your experience will look good on the resume, you might not have learned that much in the end and in some ways wasted your time and life. Also if you want to go back to earlier stage c
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by enra 4y ago
It was Rails and React was maybe adopted more broadly after 2016
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by enra 4y ago
This is very inaccurate in many aspects, not sure if actually anything accurate in this except the fact that Airbnb did use and eventually dumped RN (source: I worked at Airbnb 2015-2019 on the platform team). As others have linked, Airbnb
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by enra 4y ago
It's aimed for software teams, but there are also non-software teams using it. Sprints (cycles) are turned off by default, similarly many other features can be enabled or left off if you don't need them. Code integration is also n
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by enra 4y ago
Apps, not sites. It’s even in the name, Single Page Application. You probably shouldn’t build websites as SPAs but you probably should build most apps as SPAs. Slack, Dropbox, Google, Notion, Spotify, superhuman, 1Password, Robinhood… Basi
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by enra 4y ago
There are. It happens when you hit high level of product market fit with a lean team and don’t go on a massive hiring spree after but keep growing the team at a measured pace. I think Github, Notion, Retool, Slack, probably Figma, hit reven
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by enra 4y ago
The fees are included in the nightly/total price if you include dates for the search. It's challenging to show the cleaning fees without the length of stay or would have to show the nightly price + fees all the time and it would g
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by enra 4y ago
Noe Valley/Bernal Heights is quite good. There is also schools in Noe but I guess SF is some kind of lottery system so it's not guaranteed your kids can go that school.
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by enra 4y ago
Seeing and hearing Jack, I think he is good and what he likes to be more like “spiritual” leader. He can makes bets and give guidance but he doesn’t want to manage, or get to the weeds. The way he set up Square is more like individual group
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by enra 4y ago
It's in the settings, "Import / Export" in the sidebar. We support CSV export or alternatively you can use the GraphQL API. You're right we need add a page in the docs. It was only mentioned in few pages in passing.
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by enra 4y ago
Atlassian had almost a billion in free cashflow last year and over a billion in cash. I think they should cover the whole year for these customers.
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by enra 5y ago
Seed investors almost never sell in series a or series a investors in series b. Company just raises more money and dilutes the previous investor. Investors only get bought out if there is a serious issue or reason to remove an investor, or
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by enra 5y ago
Hype in the VC community. I’m not familiar how Fast actually did their fundraising but it’s not impossible to get pre-emptive terms sheets from VCs when you have barely met them or shared any data. Once you get a term sheet or close to one,
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by enra 5y ago
There is no write ups at least publicly yet. If there are specific questions we can try answer those based on what we have heard from other companies. ks@linear.app We do have a bidirectional Jira integration. It pulls in the basic informa
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by enra 5y ago
Linear founder/ceo here. Thanks for detailed feedback and walkthrough! Just to share some context, we do have thousands of customers, ranging from early stage startups to public companies. I also agree that we should support more hiera
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by enra 5y ago
VCs sometimes follow "hot" companies. Companies become hot when several VCs think they are hot for whatever reason. When the company is hot and gets offers, other VCs will rush to give them more offers and at that point you might
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by enra 5y ago
I think Fast actually built out an office just before COVID hit, they weren't remote. They had bunch videos from office with the employees that they used for recruiting. They only moved to remote with COVID like everyone else did. Seem
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by enra 5y ago
Yeah for sure. I think even senior leaders forget the team culture/context piece, and try to scale up too fast because they are used to it in their current orgs or previous companies. If you have a 500 person org that has operated for
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by enra 5y ago
> Sounds like the engineers were just entertaining themselves with shiny toys rather than solving the problems they actually had. This is often the problem when hiring too fast. New employees don't have context or direction but gene
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by enra 5y ago
I think the causation is that in the west, people pursue different kind of lives and interests. This makes it harder just to naturally belong to a community around you when your values/interests/work differs so drastically. In th
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by enra 5y ago
Yeah, meant Instacart. Autocorrect
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by enra 5y ago
I was in the S12 batch “the batch that killed the YC model” with 80+ teams I think. After that they switched to the group model where the batch is divided in to groups and each group has specific partners. In our batch is was definitely cha
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by enra 5y ago
While it might be fast, it feels you’re like using Rails app with turbo links. Page loads. Feels barely interactive. Compare native Mail app and Hey. If anything should be a SPA, it’s an email app. Also who cares how much kb of JavaScript y
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by enra 5y ago
> I played on release for the free month, hit lvl 60 and sold my account for ~$750. Might be the fact that you just power leveled through it. I played UO and remember when starting on WoW it felt "dumb". Like people or monsters
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by enra 5y ago
Battle.net is probably the only launcher that is quite as reliable and high quality as Steam. One example is that you can start playing WoW way before the download or install is complete. Downside is that they have been really pushing for u
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by enra 5y ago
At least in Finland, there has been a trend of forest owners to favor faster growing species or just felling them earlier. Most of the trees won't be good enough for quality lumber so it's just sold at bulk prices to paper mills.

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