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Winding down a software startup. What are the right things to focus on?
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futuremeats
10y ago
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futuremeats
10y ago
I noticed this too. They started off with a good paragraph about focus and mindfulness, and then they started embedding links to tweet stuff and download their free e-book. Is this not the opposite of the intended effect?
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futuremeats
10y ago
Does anybody know the total number / exact list of SNPs covered in this panel? How about the read depth? I found this whitepaper on their website, which provides some level of detail... https://s3.amazonaws.com/color-st
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10y ago
What are some examples of cathedrals? Based on my reading of the original article, these would need to meet two requirements... 1. Software has been in service for a long time (let's say more than 10 years, though some will debate the
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futuremeats
10y ago
I share the confusion. Isn't the municipality just* acting as a reseller for telefonica?
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futuremeats
10y ago
That's what I was thinking, but someone more well-versed in matters lobster-related tells me they do fine driven there in vans. You're looking for something that goes bad in less than 1.5-two hours. Say it takes 30 minutes to get
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10y ago
The author notes that HT wants to focus on moving shipping containers before people. What are examples of physical goods that people would pay a premium to move very fast between Los Angeles and Las Vegas (I think it's fair to say two
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Famous Software in Beta
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11y ago
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futuremeats
11y ago
Do you believe the numbers about how the average workweek has gotten shorter over the past 100 years? Table 2 and 3 in the article below contain info like what I'm talking about. https://eh.net/encyclopedia/hours-o
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futuremeats
11y ago
Thanks for the advice. I once read that if everybody thinks something is boring, but you find it fun, then it might be a lucrative niche. That's how I feel about documentation.
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11y ago
I can't speak to the people writing books on coding, etc., but I have written a lot of product documentation and am thinking about doing it full time as an independent consultant. The small startups where I have worked have had woefull