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moonpolysoft
16y ago
Sounds like you are going to get screwed if you go with the dev group. Especially since you will be talking to investors to which they will be introducing you. Keep pounding the streets to find your technical co-founder. Go to meetups and
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moonpolysoft
16y ago
http://bit.ly/9Q3qTE
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moonpolysoft
16y ago
Why you mad tho?
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moonpolysoft
16y ago
A fine stream of mediocrity.
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moonpolysoft
16y ago
I drink a hell of a lot of whiskey.
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moonpolysoft
16y ago
Sometimes a ding dong is the only valid response. 8===================D~~~~
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moonpolysoft
16y ago
8===================D~~~
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moonpolysoft
16y ago
If you want to get better, build more things. And don't use the terms "code ninja" or "rockstar" to describe engineers. Those terms are self aggrandizing crap that inadequate engineers use to stroke their own egos. At best using those ter
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moonpolysoft
16y ago
8==============D~~~~
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moonpolysoft
16y ago
Just for the love of god don't write another dynamo clone. The world has enough.
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moonpolysoft
16y ago
It sounds like you have confused "tough" with "asshole". Common mistake.
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moonpolysoft
16y ago
The topic is about companies doing OSS. These are the types of companies I see deriving value from OSS. Feel free to contribute more.
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moonpolysoft
16y ago
There are two kinds of companies for whom OSS makes sense. The first category of OSS company is the data driven companies. Twitter, Google, Yahoo, and Facebook all fall into this category. Data driven companies derive their primary busin
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moonpolysoft
16y ago
I think this is an appropriate response: http://img.skitch.com/20100819-b6qma2dbe8rrqkm1whj8jyetma.jp...
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moonpolysoft
16y ago
Responding to the grandparent's edit. I disagree with your premise that a vesting cliff exists as a "getting to know you" period. It is a guarantee of a minimum investment of time for a given amount of equity. The person put in the requir
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moonpolysoft
16y ago
Your employment agreements set up the economic incentives for working at your company. If the agreement is 1 year cliff to vest and the employee took advantage of that why would you get mad? You got a years worth of work out of that perso
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moonpolysoft
16y ago
I was part of the Powerset acquisition which was largely for tech/talent. The transition has been a long slow death march to try and reach our bonus payouts.
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moonpolysoft
16y ago
That's terribly misleading, though. Facebook has huge clusters for performing offline business analytics. Therefore comparing them to Reddit, which presumably has a much smaller offline analytics backend, is not an apples to apples compar
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moonpolysoft
16y ago
Last I heard one of the original HBase guys quit programming altogether and went into plumbing.
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moonpolysoft
16y ago
Sure, I agree with all that. What I meant by my statement was that I could not understand how a significant proportion of an otherwise entrepreneurial and libertarian leaning audience could be arguing that default is a moral lapse.
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moonpolysoft
16y ago
Do you feel that bankruptcy is an unethical process? Perhaps we should bring back debtors prison? After all, miscreants like me put ourselves in this position. Should we not pay for our mistakes through indentured servitude if need be?
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moonpolysoft
16y ago
Crime isn't breach of contract. It's breaking the law. The law isn't a contract, it's a codified set of rules put forth by a legislative body. Contracts are subordinate to the law in America.
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moonpolysoft
16y ago
Except for the fact that exercising a clause in a contract isn't a crime.
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moonpolysoft
16y ago
I'm currently in the process of walking away from a home out of state. I moved from Delaware to California close to 3 years ago due to a really good job opportunity. I couldn't take the hit in selling our house at the time since it was un
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moonpolysoft
16y ago
The store owner did not consent to the robbery, by definition. The bank consented to the contract and agreed that the home would be sufficient collateral for the loan.
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moonpolysoft
16y ago
I remember the Yahoo guys saying they would open source PNUTS/sherpa at the very first NoSQL meetup. It's a shame that it's been so long and they have not followed through on that.
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moonpolysoft
17y ago
I love xkcdexplained.
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moonpolysoft
17y ago
Does he fart at 26s?
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moonpolysoft
17y ago
This article reads like it was written by someone with an axe to grind against traditional meat.
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moonpolysoft
17y ago
With an Amazon shopping cart?
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