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by krav 17y ago
What you said makes a lot of sense. How would you define straight performance based for developers?
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by krav 17y ago
"The community is what's beautiful." You nailed it.
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by krav 17y ago
That one made me laugh!
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by krav 17y ago
Fantastic quote. Thanks for posting it.
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by krav 17y ago
I seriously love twilio. Have been using their conference call service. It....simply....works.
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by krav 17y ago
I'd like to know as well - seriously.
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by krav 17y ago
Yawn.
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by krav 17y ago
To paraphrase Clinton's winning phrase from his first election, "It's the product, stupid." Create a great product, provide value, and people will come. Case in point, you come to news.ycombinator.com. Not the best domain name out there,
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by krav 17y ago
When academics launch a company, what do you expect?
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by krav 17y ago
By the time any startup is using words like "stakeholders," it's no longer a startup.
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by krav 17y ago
Agreed. That PM role is in a bigger company. In a startup, the ceo better be doing all that and then some.
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by krav 17y ago
Agreed.
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by krav 17y ago
What'd you like about the knack? Thinking about getting it.
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Best article on Entrepreneurship I've read(fastcompany.com)
1 points by krav 17y ago|1 comments
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by krav 17y ago
You nailed it.
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by krav 17y ago
Numbers act as a sorting mechanism for me. One Orange dot can't accomplish that.
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by krav 17y ago
Thought about that - but hard because when you're suddenly growing, all emails seem high-level :)
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by krav 17y ago
A recovering one.
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by krav 17y ago
Trying this right now. Setting up filters and multiple-inboxes is an interesting exercise in what my email priorities right now. Just watching the number of emails in my inbox go down is worth it!
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Help - I'm drowning in Gmail
17 points by krav 17y ago|18 comments
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by krav 17y ago
I don't know. There's working hard and then there's looking like you're working hard. I'm guilty of falling into the latter and learning how to work effectively. Conversely, this guy works hard but seems to be effective: http://www.inc.
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by krav 17y ago
Nope, meant those long blog posts. But you make a good point.
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by krav 17y ago
Agreed. The numbering, for me, is a good sign of which comments to keep an eye on while scanning the page, rather than get lost in text.
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by krav 17y ago
That's a life changing quote by Lao Tzu. Really. And this one, another of my favorites from the Book of Five Rings: "Do nothing of no use."
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by krav 17y ago
I really enjoyed your point by point take on this.
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by krav 17y ago
More I think about it - those that can't do, pontificate. Just build s__t that creates value or efficiency - whether you're a middleman or not. Reading these articles is like peeing in the wind. You get wet and you stink. Instead, go in
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by krav 17y ago
eBay's a middleman. So's Google (for information). Being a middleman is fine - just add some value and efficiency in the process.
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by krav 17y ago
It's a terrible idea. If you're not creative enough to come up with a name that costs you $8.95 on Godaddy, what're you doing in a startup?
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by krav 17y ago
"Californians are stupider than I thought." Hmmmm....you're commenting on a site funded by a California-based incubator, probably searching on a search engine based in Mountain View. Why such a negative view?
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by krav 17y ago
I'd like to sign my emails the way Presidential candidates sign off on TV commercials: I'm [enter my name here] and I approve of this message.

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