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by jorts 3y ago
Everbridge is used by lots of governmental offices for this purpose.
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by jorts 3y ago
Yes it’s still invite only.
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by jorts 3y ago
I got hired after seeing a post by an early YC company posting a position. It wasn't a "Who's Hiring"? or "Who wants to be hired"? post though.
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by jorts 3y ago
They should not. They should have known the risk in advance.
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by jorts 3y ago
A lot of people like to give you a hard time for using an “old” email address like yahoo, hotmail, or aol.
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by jorts 3y ago
That’s very common.
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by jorts 3y ago
I had that happen 6 times in a row. Incredibly frustrating experience. I was in SF and trying to get to the east bay.
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by jorts 3y ago
It's actually pretty straightforward without a lot of get-outs. See Service Credits in the Service Level Agreement [1]. 1: https://www.pagerduty.com/standard-service-level-agreement/
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by jorts 3y ago
Thanks for that insight. I didn't realize it extended beyond food/water/certain vices.
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by jorts 3y ago
The gut naturally cleanses itself.
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by jorts 4y ago
I'd guess it has to do with crumple zones and safety.
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by jorts 4y ago
The way you phrased it made it seem that way. Starting with "Meanwhile" is a common way of introducing a contradictory scenario.
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by jorts 4y ago
I'd say it's exacerbated by policy, it's not the sole source.
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by jorts 4y ago
Yes
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by jorts 4y ago
It depends on the type of product. If you're selling to consumers versus businesses, engineers versus HR, how mission critical your product is, etc... Given they're selling a mission critical piece of infrastructure it's a
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by jorts 4y ago
Yes they did about 8 years ago.
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by jorts 4y ago
So weird I for the first time ever was looking at 80/20 for overlanding and this ends up on HN.
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by jorts 4y ago
I'm sure Dave was asked to exit the business.
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by jorts 4y ago
A lot of people say that but then realize it's a bit more complicated if you want the resiliency of PagerDuty and are okay dealing with the maintenance and up-keep required for such a system.
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by jorts 4y ago
Plumbers and electricians contort their body and are moving up and down into cavities of various sizes all day. It definitely takes a toll on you.
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by jorts 4y ago
Yes
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by jorts 4y ago
Could be blocked based on referrer?
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by jorts 4y ago
Which public parks are full of criminal element?
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by jorts 4y ago
My 2013 Fit was definitely low frills and "easy to maintain", but when I saw how much work it took to change the spark plugs I laughed out loud.
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by jorts 4y ago
*on the family plan
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by jorts 4y ago
Weird. I am also in Alameda and didn't feel it but my kitchen cabinet door was slightly tapping against the cabinet which caught my attention. This is on the east end.
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by jorts 4y ago
Most of Europe doesn't have the natural resources to do that.
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by jorts 4y ago
A friend of mine was a percussion major who ended up being a developer for a now public company, then became a sales rep for another now public company, and is now a founder at a new startup.
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by jorts 4y ago
100% - At my last company we had an unlimited sick policy. Wonderful for everyone - don't even question staying home if you're remotely ill. Well, it was wonderful until one employee was sick every Friday and Monday and some. W
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by jorts 4y ago
Black widows are pretty easy to find based on their webs. They're really messy looking.

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