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by klochner 12y ago
> Does the first part of this excerpt contradict the second part? (Emphasis mine) No, it's perfectly clear and consistent. Does anyone else find it confusing?
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by klochner 12y ago
That resumes are an objectively bad communication/evaluation tool.
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by klochner 12y ago
That's not helpful without comparable salaries for naturalized citizens at the same companies.
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by klochner 12y ago
Yahoo is moving to the React javascript library. The "react" in React js does not refer to reactive programming in the "Reactive Manifesto"[1] sense. [1] http://www.reactivemanifesto.org/
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by klochner 12y ago
Your best options are: a. environment varaibles (if that's an option) b. mount the file when you launch the container I'm using (b) for our nginx configs, you mount only the single config file as read-only, then let chef copy
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by klochner 12y ago
Sarah Lacy would be skewered by the public if she said her goal was digging up dirt against a specific individual. Similarly, she'd probably catch some negative press if she made questionable statements in a GQ article. So no, she does
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by klochner 12y ago
I'm not sure if you really don't understand or are just arguing to be provocative, but I'll play along to make the point. It's morally equivalent to saying that you would fund a smear campaign against a judge or juror th
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The Meteoric Acceleration in Series A Valuations(tomtunguz.com)
34 points by klochner 12y ago|9 comments
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by klochner 12y ago
Expedite ( http://expeditefinancial.com ), San Francisco - Front-End (lead), Dev-Ops (lead), Full Stack Come build financial tech with an insider look at policy and strategy in the US mortgage industry. Our current team members ha
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by klochner 12y ago
Not a good sign that they can pitch it as "Clinkle for power".
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by klochner 12y ago
> options are always more valuable than the underlying asset How about this deal: for any publicly traded stock you're holding, I'll give you an option to buy an equivalent number of shares at current market price. If the pric
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by klochner 12y ago
With docker specifically, I've had frustrations with the user permissions on the volume between {pg container, data container, host OS}, with extra trouble when osx/boot2docker is added to the stack. Also, docker doesn't add
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by klochner 12y ago
My unscientific poll says otherwise: https://www.google.com/search?q=drawing+running&tbm=isch
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by klochner 12y ago
No, my assumption was that previously we had: (Heroku Cost) <=> (EC2 Cost) + (EC2 DevOps Cost) Now we have: (Heroku Cost) <=> (EC2 Cost) + (EC2 Devops using Docker) Where (EC2 Devops using Docker) < (EC2 Devops) So the value
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by klochner 12y ago
Docker + {aws, digital ocean, rackspace} is substantially cheaper than heroku. Docker makes these services relatively comparable to Heroku in complexity, so the heroku value prop has been diluted.
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by klochner 12y ago
This largely applies to companies with high burn rate (pmarca acknowledged as much in a later response). Even at the seed stage, you're not on any death march if making it to break even is a priority (rather than just continually raisi
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by klochner 12y ago
That was basically my point, the article is absurd - you don't calculate P&L on having kids.
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by klochner 12y ago
Infinite ROI: stop having sex.
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by klochner 12y ago
Your presumption is that money needs to be spent. Some people try to limit flagrant indulgence in consumerism regardless of income level.
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by klochner 12y ago
Both watches and the hourglass seem closer to a lithograph than an original piece of art, and I wouldn't pay $28k for a lithograph.
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by klochner 12y ago
The hourglass referenced in the article costs $28,000, here's the start of his review about it: Let's begin this post by letting you know, right from the start, that this hourglass costs $28,500. Now, as you continue to read, yo
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by klochner 12y ago
If there is no bike lane, then legally you shouldn't be passing a cyclist unless it is a passing zone (broken yellow or white line), in which case you should have plenty of room to use the opposing lane. If it's a solid line with
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by klochner 12y ago
Was that sarcasm?
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by klochner 12y ago
2 months to spec something? That's insane, we're not talking about building the app.
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by klochner 12y ago
Why is grunt needed? Is it because he's using Rails::API? Most setups I've seen just let Rails serve the templates.
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by klochner 12y ago
Subjects received monetary payments for each good estimate. Possible rewards were 4, 2, or 1 points if their estimates fell into the 10%, 20%, or 40% intervals around the truth; otherwise, they received no points. The rewards applied to al
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by klochner 12y ago
It's an officially sanctioned language for the apple ecosystem, meaning the bar has been lowered to "is it better than objective-c?", rather than "why bother".
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by klochner 12y ago
I believe it, most arrests would fall into: - truancy (skipping school) - petty theft - underage drinking - DUI - drug possession (mostly marijuana) Now think about how many people you know who have ever done one of those thi
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by klochner 12y ago
The luck thing mostly applies to consumer internet, see the comment [1] from wdewind elsewhere in this thread. For B2B/SaaS you can lower the risk a lot, especially if a team member has domain knowledge and industry connections. [1] h
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by klochner 12y ago
Perhaps well said, but presented without evidence or even any attempt at a persuasive argument. It's not at all clear to me that one should buy a house in SF at this point in time regardless of one's expectations for staying. It&#

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