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by enra 5y ago
Seems extremely limited as an API, wondering what people can actually use this for. For example markdown support for read/write would make it much easier to use it as CMS or sync the data, instead of working on the custom block types.
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by enra 6y ago
The difference is that NYSE doesn't make that much in the end by operating the market. Coinbase is crypto first company, has lot of different things going for them. The buy/sell ramp, exchange, they are the defacto listing platfo
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Write tasks not user stories(linear.app)
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by enra 6y ago
Thanks! Seems like Firefox unfortunately not that good a supporting animations as Safari or Chrome. Need to take in to account when make updates on the homepage
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by enra 6y ago
CEO of Linear here. Happy to answer questions. We have quite bunch of startups and larger growth companies using us, anything from 3 to 500 engineers, with 100 or 20,000 issues. Linear is modeled around our experiences building software at
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by enra 6y ago
The article title is accurate, the one in HN right now is not. The point was that they did YC and seed round but didn’t raise funding after that. Traditionally startups raise every 18mo and have raised A,B,C,D etc in ~10 years and before hi
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by enra 6y ago
You can do this with the Windows iCloud app. Just downloaded 7000 photos through it.
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by enra 6y ago
Also people forget you cannot compare equity compensation just based on quoted value between companies. Even public companies have different growth trajectories. Equity always carries added upside (and downside) value. Earlier you join the
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by enra 6y ago
Joining a startup is not some game roulette where you gave zero information about potential outcomes and just choose randomly one number. You as an employee have a lot of agency to find the startup to join that you think has potential. If t
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by enra 6y ago
I regularly get 25-250ms latency (average is maybe 60ms) to google or 8.8.8.8 over my DOCSIS3 cable coax connection in addition to 2-5% packet loss. The ISP network and node is oversaturated and they plan to do nothing about it (Cox). So I&
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by enra 6y ago
Airbnb closed at $99b on the first day. Doordash is now $70b. Snowflake is now $80B. It doesn’t really matter if it’s $100b or $50b. You would still make at least $50m as one of the first employees. I know multiple _late_ stage employees th
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by enra 6y ago
The point is to share success and incentivize for success. Secondly, public companies can give compensation packages with high base salary and equity grants. These packages for engineers could be in the range $200k-500k and the equity piece
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by enra 6y ago
If anyone is considering switching, we built liner.app as an offline first app, so all interactions are <100ms.
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by enra 6y ago
Depends on your needs, Jira has lots of features and plugins. We're building Linear, focusing on speed and providing sane defaults that sense for software companies. The app offline first so all interactions are <100ms. Sprints, pro
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by enra 6y ago
Linear | Full Stack Engineer | Remote (US/EU) | https://linear.app/readme#engineer Linear is an issue tracker and software development platform that helps streamline software projects, sprints, tasks, and bug tracking.
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by enra 6y ago
As a startup we write fairly detailed changelogs weekly [1]. For us it has been a major way to communicate all the new features and fixes as they come available to users. It’s also a good way for the team to celebrate their accomplishments.
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by enra 6y ago
Working on a much faster issue tracker: https://linear.app We build it so that almost everything you do in the app instant (<100ms)
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by enra 6y ago
These kinds of things happen all the time in companies. Company relocates team x, company decides not to allow remote but that one engineer doesn’t relocate it or works remotely. Usually because the employees has long tenure/unique ski
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by enra 6y ago
He is 22 or something. It’s a common thing in founders in their early 20s, just out of college, to be overly obsessed about their work/companies. Eventually he might grow or has to grow out of it.
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by enra 6y ago
Working on something faster: https://linear.app
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by enra 6y ago
Compared to something like Snowflake, Airbnb's business is very seasonal (most people travel during summer & holidays), so there is always some seesaw even on good years. NYE is the most popular night of the year.
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by enra 6y ago
> Then the first World Happiness Report win came 2 or 3 years ago, for the first time the reactions were mixed: Local social research could not really find any explanation. Happiness is certainly not noted in the country on a regular bas
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by enra 6y ago
What I personally realized and often told to people I mentored that consider the promotion ladder separate from your work and your career growth. Most larger tech companies have some kind of leveling system. You should work with your manage
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by enra 6y ago
There isn't an objective measure available what an employee is worth to a company, especially at the hiring stage, especially in startups. If engineer lvl4 with the criteria you're hiring, is paid x in y market at z stage of the c
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by enra 6y ago
So how do you imagine hiring people with similar experience/skill level SF if they base salary offers are $200k and Europe people are happy with $100k since their rent/mortgage/livingcost is about 5-10x less? Pay everyone $20
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by enra 6y ago
You want to get friends, family or certain operators to spend time and help the company. Lot of individuals don't have $50k-100k to invest, but they could invest $5k-20k and that way have skin in the game. As a founder/company, do
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by enra 6y ago
> Our company was founded in Silicon Valley. But we seem to share fewer and fewer of the technology sector’s values and commitments. I think this point is basically about how Palantir have had generally hard time hiring in SV. People don
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by enra 6y ago
Try buying games on PC. I’d love to buy all my games on steam and keep them there. But no, every publisher now wants to run their own store with their own social network (usually one that doesn’t work well). There is truly a difference runn
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by enra 6y ago
I think Apple clearly has their moat, but it's not the App Store. The whole stack, from hardware and OS, is their moat and one that makes them unique. Maybe I'm a fan, but the moat actually makes the user experience better. Epic&#
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by enra 6y ago
While I don't like Apple's 30% cut on multiplatform/subscription products, I think Epic's real motivation here is to run their own App Store, build a bigger moat and get the profits themselves (they take 12% cut, 5% if y

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