psadri

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Why no "hack day" at Polyvore?(pashasadri.com)
4 points by psadri 14y ago|0 comments
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by psadri 14y ago
The company he is describing is not dropbox, it is Evernote. At least today. Dropbox does seem to be going towards adding value on top of the stored documents instead of just being a cloud FS. So, Evernote and Dropbox are on a collision
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Software should have credit rolls the way movies do.(pashasadri.com)
2 points by psadri 14y ago|0 comments
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by psadri 14y ago
Being a musician is a scalable profession, similar to being a book author (search for Nassim Taleb's definition of scalability). Most scrape by at the bottom all their life, but once in a while, someone breaks out and their income eclipses
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by psadri 14y ago
At Polyvore, we wrote our own centralized form generation library which always emits <label> with the correct behavior. Another neat thing it does is optionally render dropdowns with fewer than 3 choices as radios -- 1 click to sele
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by psadri 14y ago
I think this is a better approach to 20% time. Allowing 90 days of uninterrupted work is more likely to produce meaningful results.
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by psadri 14y ago
I was lucky to see him perform live a few years ago in redwood city. He seemed to be having a lot of fun at the age of 87! I wish I would be able to say the same if I make it that far.
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by psadri 14y ago
I am not sure if being a founder means that you will be unhappy. Personally I feel that that by being a founder you are constantly exposing yourself to circumstances that could cause you to be "unhappy" -- there is no end to the ups and do