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by kschrader 11y ago
It's a constraint imposed, by design, so that you view progress easily across projects. (i.e. view the progress of the frontend, backend, and UI team against a common epic) Some of our users have extra steps in their workflow (for exam
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by kschrader 11y ago
We don't currently have any official integrations with external issue trackers. We do have a full API though ( https://clubhouse.io/api/ ) so it probably wouldn't take much effort to build something for your is
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by kschrader 11y ago
We have estimation in place, and planning is done at a high level via Epics, but not at the granular level of "you can get 25 points done this week, based upon past performance" (yet). Related: We have cumulative flow diagrams in
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by kschrader 11y ago
Hi all, would be great to chat about why we built Clubhouse and what we're trying to do. Looking forward to your feedback.
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Show HN: Clubhouse – Simple, scalable project management for software teams(clubhouse.io)
18 points by kschrader 11y ago|2 comments
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by kschrader 11y ago
When I see the above definition of mental overhead associated with these tools I immediately think "JIRA" because it can literally be configured in millions of different ways, and people seem to like to configure the hell out of i
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by kschrader 11y ago
No download and install option... yet. We deploy multiple times a day right now. Clubhouse is built with the option of a hosted version in mind, but we'd have to get to the point where we felt that things were stable and complete enoug
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by kschrader 11y ago
We're working on something to split the middle at http://Clubhouse.io As easy to use as Trello for small teams, but scales up as you grow (although we probably cap out at 100-ish devs right now, not quite to Jira's lev
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by kschrader 12y ago
My new startup Clubhouse ( http://www.clubhousehq.com ) uses Clojure for the entire backend. Also, the data team at my last company Intent Media ( http://www.intentmedia.com ) used Clojure for most of their data analysis
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Introducing Dashboard.js(tech.intentmedia.com)
1 points by kschrader 13y ago|0 comments
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Scaling Communication at a Growing Startup(kurt.karmalab.org)
2 points by kschrader 13y ago|0 comments
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by kschrader 13y ago
The fingerprint sensor auth will just fill in the form fields with your username and password. You can sync these over to your desktop machine and use them like you usually would there.
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One day offices will be a thing of the past(virgin.com)
103 points by kschrader 14y ago|89 comments
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by kschrader 14y ago
Some of us do work hard to build profitable businesses. I don't think that one bad investment deal is going to make a big difference.
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by kschrader 14y ago
As someone who's done a lot of functional and OO programing over the years, I find it very hard to believe that you have multiple projects that went from 1K+ lines of C++ to 10 lines of Scala. Claims like this are the sort of thing that mak
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Now anyone in the UK can be an early stage startup investor as Seedrs launches(thenextweb.com)
2 points by kschrader 14y ago|0 comments
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Shall We Use Clojure?(andrewhjon.es)
214 points by kschrader 14y ago|117 comments
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by kschrader 14y ago
Perhaps you (or someone else with a better understanding of git) can fork https://github.com/MarkLodato/visual-git-guide and clean it up then. I think that it would be interesting to reread this after it's been worked over by someone to b
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by kschrader 15y ago
I find it unfortunate that we now equate "intensive static typing" with "serious systems." I know of almost as many serious systems written in Clojure as I do in Scala, and I think it's fair to say that they're pretty much polar opposites a
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by kschrader 15y ago
I would be interested in learning more about the technology that they use inside of their organization to enable a lot of this. Clearly they've recognized that they need share a lot of information to make this work and to give them a compet
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by kschrader 15y ago
I'm hoping to write a couple of follow-up posts talking about some of the trade-offs that you're going to have to make when you're a startup that doesn't have the resources of a Facebook or a LinkedIn. It's difficult to do everything in tha
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by kschrader 15y ago
If by "new" you mean "the thing that's been going on for thousands of years."
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by kschrader 15y ago
I've been managing the development team at my startup for 3 years now and have had zero engineer turnover. I follow a fairly simple process: 1. Make sure that people are learning. 2. Let people use new technologies and give them interesting
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Tackling Knowledge Debt(kurt.karmalab.org)
1 points by kschrader 15y ago|0 comments
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by kschrader 15y ago
It's part of every press release issued by Apple.
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by kschrader 15y ago
New York, NY - Intent Media Intent Media is building a unique enterprise-class advertising platform. We’re shaking up the e-commerce industry with a big idea: enabling e-commerce publishers to monetize the 97% of visitors who aren’t buying
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by kschrader 15y ago
New York, NY Intent Media is hiring software engineers, devops engineers, and a product manager. Doing lots of cool stuff in Ruby, Java, Javascript, Hadoop, AWS, etc. Lots of data to play with and lots of hard problems to solve. We're in So
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by kschrader 15y ago
I think that you're fooling yourself if you don't think that G+ is going to have Farmville on it soon. It's too big of a draw and too big of a money maker for it to not have them.
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by kschrader 15y ago
At the end of the day, I wonder if it really matters what Facebook does. Once Google gets everyone on Plus then that omnipresent black bar will be at the top of every Google site, constantly sucking you back in with alerts of what's happeni
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by kschrader 15y ago
New York, NY Intent Media is hiring developers to help us build out our platform for advertising on ecommerce web sites. We crawl through giant data sets from some of the biggest companies out there to help decide whether or not someone is

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