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by nsp 9y ago
Slashdot.com - haven't checked it in years but was a similar tech focused site with above average comments, its heyday was late 90s-early 2000s iirc
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by nsp 9y ago
We've tried both greenhouse and lever, using greenhouse now, both were in the $300-$500/mo for the company, no limits on team size or number of job listings as far as I can remember. Honestly I was expecting much more for call us
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by nsp 9y ago
I
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by nsp 9y ago
Teachable (online course platform) is hiring across the stack in NYC - well funded, we control the board, have 10 years of burn left, come have a great time building awesome software with us. Teachable.com/careers or email me directly
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by nsp 9y ago
All but one of the big banks stopped loaning him or his ventures money after the first few bankruptcies
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by nsp 9y ago
Absolutely, wouldn't you?
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by nsp 10y ago
Speaking based on my experience at Columbia, it's not broadcasted and I don't think the instructors tend to know, but snarky comments will definitely be made if you're doing badly and a legacy
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by nsp 10y ago
Your numbers are way off base. If Walmart retail labor costs went up 25%, their costs wouldn't go up 25%, a tiny percentage of the cost of goods at Walmart is in the cost of labor, it's part of why they've been so successful.
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by nsp 10y ago
In the original version I heard from him, perhaps on his podcast, he mentioned that he usually uses a stronger exclamation than that but hs a policy of not cursing in whatever publication the written piece appeared in.
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Slack is down (including status page)(status.slack.com)
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Top Uber self-driving car engineer resigns(recode.net)
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by nsp 10y ago
I thought Sarbanes-Oxley, which added a lot of reporting/disclosure requirements for public companies and was passed in the wake of Enron and Worldcom scandals in the early 2000s was the primary driver behind the drop in IPOs? What pro
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by nsp 10y ago
The average age of a car on the road in the us is somewhere just over 10 years old. The averae person may be switching, but a bunch are switching into a new to them used car
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by nsp 10y ago
Bring it up! They're newer to development then you are, they're newer to life. They're far more likely to have always have had high speed internet growing up, and not have had that visceral experience. The initial reaction wi
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by nsp 10y ago
If you're hand coding it either way, maybe but, at least in my personal experience, it's much faster/less effort to drop bootstrap and jquery on the page and get to something acceptable looking then to hand code just the 50 l
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by nsp 10y ago
Fewer context shifts when working on features that require you to switch
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by nsp 10y ago
The book, as someone who is generally a fan of Yglesias, is around 35 pages long and is very light on actual economics and heavy on rhetoric
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by nsp 10y ago
It was cheaper for me to attend both Columbia and Vanderbilt (transferred from latter to former) as undergrad than it would have been to attend any state school. No merit scholarships, purely needbased financial aid based on family income o
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by nsp 10y ago
You cannot self host square space.
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by nsp 10y ago
Cloudcannon provides a similar service for Jekyll, which we use for our public facing site
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by nsp 10y ago
For what it's worth, financial aid at top tier schools is generally fantastic
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by nsp 10y ago
To some degree, Juno's stated differentiator is being the best ride hail app from the drivers perspective by: - 50% of founder equity goes to drivers - 10% vs 20-25% cut of fares - no pooled concept (this may be purely because they&#x
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by nsp 10y ago
Ouch - I'm the CTO of teachable, had syntax highlighting on the todo list forever - it just got bumped up on the list.
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by nsp 10y ago
There are tools Designed for measuring how many words a young child says & hears each day that ou might be able to repurpose Versace starling is a commercial product (looks a lil silly since it's meant to be attached to a toddler,
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by nsp 10y ago
I'd say they're less likely to invent the next big thing when working full time on an assembly line than otherwise.
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by nsp 10y ago
Nailed it.
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by nsp 10y ago
And all the other trade offs involved in electric vehicles. e.g. Worse for road trips,
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by nsp 10y ago
Nitpick, luxury goods and veblen goods are distinct concepts. Veblen goods are generally considered theoretical (with the possible exception of things like stocks). For Apple laptops to be Veblen goods, you would have to believe that they
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by nsp 10y ago
Enron no longer exists, nor does their accounting firm (Arthur Andersen)
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by nsp 10y ago
I set up Worksonmy.computer to do the same yesterday

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