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   by rohamg 12y ago

   Or open-source teams can promote the use of ZenHub [1] and adopt the +1 feature just like thousands of non-open source devs have done within their own companies every day. [1] https://www.zenhub.io Disclosure: I work with the te
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   by rohamg 12y ago

   Wow. Thank you so much for the positive outpour of support, we are near the point of tears of joy with today's launch! I'd like to take a minute and get back to all your questions and comments: * Bugs and glitches: please keep the
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   Show HN: Timeline.com(timeline.com)

   123 points by rohamg 12y ago|54 comments
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   Use GitHub for every company workflow(zenhub.io)

   1 points by rohamg 12y ago|0 comments
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   by rohamg 12y ago

   There are lots of tiny companies (2-20 people) that can "wing it", but it's difficult to make decentralized or distributed decision-making work at scale. We're a slightly larger team (almost 50 peeps) at Axiom Zen ( http
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   Swift and Go: Building a Fast Future(axioms.io)

   90 points by rohamg 12y ago|79 comments
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   by rohamg 12y ago

   What are your reasons?
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   by rohamg 12y ago

   You're 100% correct. Blossom/trello/jira etc all suffer from the same data replication problem, though blossom is a pretty product. It was among the products we tried to use before deciding to build ZenHub in the first place!
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   by rohamg 12y ago

   Keep in mind that almost everything in ZenHub is built directly on core GitHub features which are not going anywhere (Issues, Pull Requests, etc) - the files are hosted on S3. That said, Trello sync is an interesting idea. Taking a look at
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    by rohamg 12y ago

    Thanks very much for the note. I see where you're coming from, but keep in mind our pricing drops to $3.75/user at higher volumes - quite affordable compared to the products we replace. Please do take ZenHub.io for a spin and, if
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    by rohamg 12y ago

    Thanks so much for all the love, HN! I'll do my best to address everyones' questions in one post: 1) Cross-platform support: ZenHub for Firefox, Safari, and mobile is coming soon - how soon depends on how much our current user-b
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    Show HN: Supercharge GitHub with ZenHub(zenhub.io)

    159 points by rohamg 12y ago|44 comments
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    FUEL Powered: A Multiplayer Platform for Mobile Games(venturebeat.com)

    3 points by rohamg 12y ago|0 comments
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    Comparing Massive Data Sets(axioms.io)

    11 points by rohamg 12y ago|4 comments
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    Hack on Google Glass, play our fav ping pong game(axioms.io)

    2 points by rohamg 12y ago|0 comments
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    by rohamg 12y ago

    We developed ZenHub.io [1] with a similar vision - to centralize all our company workflows into GitHub. It's free and already in use by hundreds of happy teams. [1] https://www.zenhub.io/
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    by rohamg 12y ago

    Nimrod is not even at 1.0; not an option for a production scale application.
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    by rohamg 12y ago

    One very important benefit of privacy is it allows experimentation without commitment: because we live in a society that often rushes to label, pigeon-hole, and categorize, privacy allows one to experiment with activities, world views, pref
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    by rohamg 12y ago

    Absolutely, I generally agree with you.
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    by rohamg 12y ago

    > After the tech world saw Zuckerberg become a billionaire by absconding with 'not his idea', ethics and respectable business behavior is much less common, unfortunately. If anything, the Zuckerberg situation is a counter-examp
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    by rohamg 12y ago

    FWIW incorporation is not time consuming NOR expensive. But yes, you're right that a simple written agreement is much better than nothing (though doesn't provide full protections on both sides - founder vesting, dispute resolution
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    by rohamg 12y ago

    Agreed. OP: the code and intellectual property belongs to you unless you transfer copyright over or mark as open source. That said, code is hardly the most valuable asset in an early-stage startup. The best real way to "protect" y
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    by rohamg 12y ago

    To be fair, the justice system convicted him of a misdemeanor, hardly enough cause to fire most founder/CEOs. This was a (justified) decision by the RadiumOne board to move on, and heavily motivated by the court of public opinion (due
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    by rohamg 12y ago

    Good riddance indeed. The guy's blog post was a goldmine for psychoanalysis. Not just the quote you mentioned - the entire post is written in a very aggressive, martial style. Re: the other folks you mentioned, it sounds like you'
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    by rohamg 12y ago

    Bad days always happen, mistakes are always made, nothing ever goes according to plan. If you don't fail some of the time, you're not taking big enough risks. Jason's post attracts people that understand this to work for Fab
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    by rohamg 12y ago

    A "fitbit with extra featres" would be underwhelming. Anything that is not revolutionary on the scale of the iPod, the iPhone or the iPad would not be credible as a core Apple product - which is what Wall Street is crediting the i
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    by rohamg 13y ago

    General education is absolutely more important than career-specific education. The education that happens outside the classroom is even more important: and general education contributes to this by mixing together folks from different majors
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    by rohamg 13y ago

    couldn't you then make the argument that ebay missed out on the guidance of one of its smartest board members? (just playing devil's advocate here)
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    by rohamg 13y ago

    Thank you! Great feedback! TBH we've been in "private beta", we have a v2 of the site in development which provides a lot more context / detail and is much more optimized for conversion.
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    by rohamg 13y ago

    Great feedback, thank you. We'll take a look.