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geori
9y ago
Adam, great to see you on HN. I assume you're the same ABS that founded calc.org. I always love seeing people from the TI Calculator community doing well. - Harper
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The point of a standup is to coordinate team communication in batches and not interrupt people at random times. We always finish it up in less than 15 minutes and then small groups meet afterwards about talking points.
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Definitely not. I've got kids and was only able to quit my job and start working full time as CTO of my startup after we raised seed funding. That being said, an A,B, and C round is different. Seed should give you enough runway to s
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Ahh. I remember doing lots of TI82/83 calculator programming in Z80 and never considering using a C to Z80 compiler since it was so suboptimal. C was considered slow and a memory hog. Most of these (other than the sprite routine) a
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The Building Blocks of AI
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10y ago
LOL! This is exactly why Wall St can't make early stage investments. Clearly these are speculative bets on Wealthfront being as large as a mutual fund. The fact that the author doesn't see this means they're overvaluing a mu
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How I'm learning “Machine Learning”
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Why technical debt is desirable for a startup
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10y ago
First, I do weekly 1x1s with my directs and give feedback and regularly do career planning in them. You can't wait to have these types of conversations only once or twice a year. Performance Reviews were definitely not a waste of time
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Yeah. I'm a big fan of MailChimp, but this is a clear case of survivorship bias. We have a ton of detailed reporting (CrunchBase, edgar.gov, startup accelerators, Mattermark, etc) on VC backed companies but very little on non VC. How
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Congrats Justin and team! I love seeing this game finally get released. A lot of hard work went in to putting it together. Plus, it's great to see a former TI Calculator hacker bringing back the nostalgia of old games. Long live Jo
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10y ago
This might be happening because Angelist is free and has great candidates.
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10y ago
I did the things you recommend (CS, MBA, 2y traveling) but learned much more running a startup. You really just need experience with autonomy and exposure to smart people.
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11y ago
Grading is definitely on a curve. My accent is terrible and I'm getting 100% on the native speech.
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How I sabotaged my own tech talk
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How to build a custom url shortener
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11y ago
MS Office (specifically Excel) is not a shitty product. There's a reason why it has a larger monopoly with finance types Wall Street than Google does with search. Power users can quickly build powerful financial models with it.
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11y ago
If this turns out to be the successor to smartphones, then these comments will look like people laughing at the Instagram acquisition.
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11y ago
Your local insurance salesperson probably has less bargaining power than Zenefits, so your rates with them could be higher.
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11y ago
Rackspace - pricing and offerings are similar to AWS - they answer the phone when you have problems
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12y ago
Front End Engineer Engineering Team | HQ in Jackson, MS or REMOTE Be a part of a small agile team that gives our engineers a ton of freedom and responsibility in developing apps, which include a messaging and a social intelligence product.
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12y ago
This also solves the peak load problem, since you can pay for power at night and run off of your giant Tesla battery in the garage during the day.
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Front End Engineer EdgeTheory | HQ in Jackson, MS or REMOTE (USA only) Be a part of a small agile team that gives our engineers a ton of freedom and responsibility in developing apps, which include a messaging and a social intelligence prod
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LOCATION - Jackson, MS, Santa Monica, or REMOTE We're a small agile team that gives our engineers a ton of freedom and responsibility in developing apps, which include a messaging product and a social intelligence product. We are very
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LOCATION - JACKSON, MS or REMOTE We're a small agile team that gives our engineers a ton of freedom and responsibility in developing apps, which include a messaging product and a social intelligence product. We are very open about comm
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The speed of that dynamic scaling sprite routine is ridiculous. I'm very impressed. I've written 4x4, 8x8, 12x12 and 16x16 sprite routines on the 83, but had never considered dynamic scaling. My hat's off to Hayleia and Ba
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LOCATION - JACKSON, MS or REMOTE We're a small agile team that gives our engineers a ton of freedom and responsibility in developing apps, which include a messaging product and a social intelligence product. We are very open about co
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same here. Great presentation on getting graph viz working in sigma and d3.
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There are some Tech Startups in the bible belt. There's stuff going on in Atlanta and Austin. And my startup, EdgeTheory, is located in Jackson, Mississippi. Yes, it is harder to find like minded people in the South, but they'r
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Prezi!
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