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by mrcwinn 4y ago
I have really enjoyed using Fly. Great service and support.
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by mrcwinn 4y ago
How was this ever going to work? If I worked for 20 years with one of history's most influential entrepreneur, and we had a deep working partnership sustained by mutual respect and trust, and then that person died, I simply don't
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by mrcwinn 5y ago
One of my earliest memories of... the internet! http://www.new-utopia.com
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by mrcwinn 5y ago
I do, however, have a strategic reserve of fitness wearables in a kitchen drawer. I am standing by.
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by mrcwinn 5y ago
If anyone thinks Apple is not very serious about AR/VR consumer products, their renewed focus on creative professionals, intense workloads, and GPU performance seems to suggest otherwise. Whatever the marketing out of Microsoft Surface
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by mrcwinn 5y ago
Pro, Max, Ultra. The board has been set. M1 Endgame is nearly ready.
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by mrcwinn 5y ago
I love this post so much. I'm very grateful for the time the author spent writing it. Thank you! My dad was Type 2 before he passed. My wife and father-in-law are both Type 1. They both use a Dexcom and an InPen to help regulate insuli
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by mrcwinn 5y ago
Former and maybe future startup CEO here. It’s funny because I’ve always subscribed to the notion that I’d rather work 6 days a week than 4, so long as I can pick when and where I work. And likewise, to trust the team to make decisions as t
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by mrcwinn 5y ago
He was never required to live life in a way consistent with a character he played on television. He didn’t “get off” on anything. He had a brand of comedy that he enjoyed and his audience enjoyed it too. That brand didn’t play well for main
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by mrcwinn 5y ago
>I do not only think he was right to lose sleep over it: I think Java delivered. He's not losing sleep over Java, the language, becoming popular. He's losing sleep over the threat to the business (at the time, operating systems
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by mrcwinn 5y ago
If you ever find yourself in this situation again, virtually all grocery stores will sell you deli ham to place between slices of white bread. Just set it on a stool and you'll have a solid hour of entertainment.
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by mrcwinn 5y ago
I might be missing something - it’s early in the morning - but a VC at another investor says Demo Day isn’t that good, and Axios runs with a story saying as much? I think capital is plentiful for quality companies so there are certainly opt
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by mrcwinn 5y ago
I know you were not attempting to elicit sympathy, but I am nevertheless terribly sorry for your loss.
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by mrcwinn 5y ago
I hear you and I understand where you're coming from. And it's serious. Very serious. And while I do think habits both have to change and will be forced to change — I do think it's useful to accept that we have to build our
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by mrcwinn 5y ago
That's so cool! Great job.
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by mrcwinn 5y ago
As someone who's building an MVP, I just want to express how unbelievably grateful I am for Tailwindcss, Tailwindui, Heroicons, and HeadlessUi. Fantastic work.
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by mrcwinn 6y ago
There are always tradeoffs. Does this point to an inherit flaw in the decentralized nature of bitcoin? That is, if I agree that mining is wasteful and bad for the planet, who do I call about that?
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by mrcwinn 6y ago
Former CEO at Creative Market here (though at the time, I was VP Eng). Call me an optimist, but I believe this can work, though I accept the premise of the headline generally. We were acquired by Autodesk in 2013. We may make for an odd cas
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Building a distributed startup(medium.com)
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by mrcwinn 9y ago
For those with access to another language, an alternate solution would be something like: a = 1; a = 2; Kidding. Really interesting write-up!
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by mrcwinn 10y ago
Meanwhile, TechCrunch led with "Twitter lays off 9% of its workforce as it posts a desperately-needed positive Q3," [1] a clear and obvious sign that there is a shareholder struggle within Aol, TechCrunch's parent, and that u
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by mrcwinn 10y ago
I never used it in production (lack of need, not a lack of interest), but I always enjoyed playing with RethinkDB. Really fantastic work - both under the hood and the presentation on top. Be proud of the work everyone did. Stripe is a great
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by mrcwinn 10y ago
An analysis of a business today doesn't mean much for the state of a business tomorrow. Companies and situations change. So, for the people happily working for Uber, probably don't quit your job as the author suggests.
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by mrcwinn 10y ago
I agree with the general sentiment that Apple isn't very good at software, but it's worth remembering they are solving not just for the desktop, but for many platforms. I cannot imagine that ugly 2008-era iPhoto icon on my big fla
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by mrcwinn 10y ago
Trust me, there was very much a process involved here. You just don't know it. And there was no removal of evidence - you can be sure everything is very well documented - just not on the public internet.
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by mrcwinn 10y ago
Actually, I suspect a lot of honest thought and debate went into spending $20 billion, but who knows.
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by mrcwinn 10y ago
It's true. Knowing CNN, I'm surprised they didn't make the headline: "New technologies Trump Apple"
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by mrcwinn 10y ago
I remember the "iPhone" being a topic of rumor for literally years. Leaked photos (some more accurate than others) and a steady drip of information. Looking back, it was still a big surprise once the details were known. So, a car?
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by mrcwinn 11y ago
They didn't even think to version their API. This is total crap.
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by mrcwinn 11y ago
The argument seems to be that app developers aren't doing very well on the app store, and you're looking to the free and open web as the place where vast sums of money will be made? For the vast majority of these apps, I beg to di

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