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by jchung 11y ago
I think what johannes1234321 is concerned about is that while you say the work is intact, he can't actually vouch for that because he didn't do it. You did. Which means that he could potentially be blamed (or praised) for somethin
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by jchung 11y ago
Interesting. I find the skills sections to be really helpful. I understand that the signal is not official and not a certification of any type, but the endorsements give me a sense for the extent to which someone is known by their peers an
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by jchung 11y ago
I have to clone this locally, npm install the cli, register with famous, and scaffold a new project in order to see a working demo of Famous in action?? No thanks.
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by jchung 11y ago
Could you please cite the source on this? I've heard this asserted, but haven't seen the data yet. Would love to understand the dynamic that took place. Specifically, the data supporting the words "most" and "all&qu
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by jchung 11y ago
Could you please explain when I'd want to use this vs. using the built-in Meteor mobile app system[1]? [1] http://docs.meteor.com/#/basic/buildingmobileapps
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by jchung 11y ago
What's the tech behind this? Meteor?
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by jchung 11y ago
CareerVillage.org | Palo Alto, CA | Product Manager I'm the founder of a non-profit tech startup that crowdsources career and college advice for low-income students. We're sort of like StackOverflow, for careers, for low-income y
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by jchung 12y ago
Is this a scale issue or a frequency of co-location issue? e.g., What is the minimum number of people that must be collocated for an "office" to thrive? What is the minimum frequency that people must be together for them to collab
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by jchung 12y ago
Small add here, but if you do decide to recruit some help, I might consider starting with your users. By "developer tool", I presume you mean a tool for developers. That means that you have a talented user base. Might not be a bad
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by jchung 12y ago
Some things I do* I try to be aware of my own biases when I'm in the office. Sometimes I schedule a little time to think specifically about them and try to identify potential moments I made assumptions I shouldn't have. When I fee
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by jchung 12y ago
Is your community a one-sided community, two-sided community, or marketplace? If it is the second or third, you ought to read HBS Professor Andrei Hagiu's case and article about this dynamic: http://www.hbs.edu/faculty&
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by jchung 12y ago
For those interested in implementing other similar systems, the O'Reilly book on Collective Intelligence is exceptional: http://shop.oreilly.com/product/9780596529321.do
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by jchung 12y ago
What happened in July 2014?
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by jchung 12y ago
What proportion of that revenue are you receiving?
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by jchung 12y ago
Love the idea. Charity discovery is a big issue for donors and for charities alike. We (tech-based charities) are always working hard to increase awareness among donors in the tech sector. Some feedback: - Food for thought: Seems like your
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by jchung 12y ago
Props for sharing your actual revenue and profit numbers. This ended up being much more interesting than the title suggested. I was most interested in the two times you almost had to shut DockYard down. What do you think your employees and
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by jchung 12y ago
Read the article. Not sure I understand how this is used in real world applications? Is the idea that the sequential analysis method returns an alert / flag once there is sufficient data to conclude that an A or B has been selected?
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by jchung 12y ago
Is the purpose here to demonstrate React or to attempt a better UI for Github Issues?
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by jchung 12y ago
Are you actually the hiring manager in this situation, or just highlighting how foolish it is for OP to offer so much detail in his/her submission?
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by jchung 12y ago
At my startup I've decided to have a "take what you want when you want it" vacation and sick day policy. I care about results against goals, not how many hours you work or when they are. Abusing the policy in a way that affec
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by jchung 12y ago
CareerVillage.org | Boston, MA (Remote is ok for some roles) CareerVillage.org is a nonprofit that crowdsources college and career advice for high school students. We're kind of like StackOverflow, but for high school students trying t
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by jchung 12y ago
Assume the company is unaware that their developers have implemented the password this way. The FAQ for the company should highlight the exceptionally high cost of losing customer data, the distraction for their team from dealing with any b
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by jchung 12y ago
I believe the answer you're looking for is "because that's where the money is"
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by jchung 12y ago
I think the answer you're looking for is: "Money".
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by jchung 12y ago
I would be very interested to hear a first-hand account from the developer who gets the requirements and has to actually build in these types of password restrictions. Did you object? Does anyone recognize how absurd it is?
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by jchung 12y ago
Awesome. Just checked. https://github.com/sanbeg/flashlight That's better...
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by jchung 12y ago
I feel the same way. After the whole flashlight app data harvesting debacle on Android, I haven't been able to find a flashlight app for my phone that doesn't give me privacy goosebumps.
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by jchung 13y ago
Awesome to see another great nonprofit in YC!
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by jchung 13y ago
Awesome! Thanks. Love this whole interface and idea

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