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NY Startup Varonis IPOs on NASDAQ(online.wsj.com)
1 points by rsobers 13y ago|0 comments
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by rsobers 13y ago
Cool, now make HubSpot faster! I swear by the software, but damn it's far and away the slowest app I use everyday.
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Anatomy of a Phish(varonis.com)
1 points by rsobers 13y ago|0 comments
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Redesigning the United flight search interface(nathanbarry.com)
1 points by rsobers 13y ago|0 comments
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by rsobers 13y ago
It's only worth it because someone was willing to pay it. The last chump to hold the stock before the company unravels eats the loss. Early founders and VCs have cashed out long before that. It's an unfortunate game, selling dr
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A National US Breach Notification Law May Be on the Way(blog.varonis.com)
1 points by rsobers 13y ago|0 comments
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by rsobers 13y ago
Totally agree. Being a parent with a sick child is one of the most emotionally draining and heartbreaking things in the world. The last thing you need is your CEO using you as an example for why your colleagues have to endure benefit cuts
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AOL chief cuts 401k benefits, blames Obamacare and two “distressed babies”(washingtonpost.com)
59 points by rsobers 13y ago|105 comments
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by rsobers 13y ago
"Find someone who’s a great product person and who really knows user experience and understands user value..." I think the author is missing the point. Even the best products can falter if the company doesn't know how to get
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by rsobers 13y ago
I have the utmost respect for Avdi, but I think he's being way too pedantic here. It's just a word. Literally no one ever who has written "passion" in a programming job description has demanded an uncontrollable, foaming
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by rsobers 13y ago
I think this is the most important point. She's packaging the concept of programming in a way that kids are likely to embrace (a la Sesame Street). Whether the book is effective at teaching Ruby to kids remains to be seen, but I'
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3 Things CIOs Can Learn From Snapchat(blog.varonis.com)
1 points by rsobers 13y ago|0 comments
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Cryptography May Not Be Dead, But It Is on Life Support(blog.varonis.com)
57 points by rsobers 13y ago|45 comments
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by rsobers 13y ago
This is exactly how I view it. Well said!
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by rsobers 13y ago
I view growth hacking as online marketing done by people who don't need permission or help to get things done. Traditional online marketers are paralyzed by their lack of technical and design skills. The best they can do is brainstorm
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Oracle Thinks Programmers Are All White Dudes(image-store.slidesharecdn.com)
4 points by rsobers 13y ago|4 comments
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Malware Attack Methods by Company Size(blog.varonis.com)
1 points by rsobers 13y ago|0 comments
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Helping Brands Understand COPPA(blog.varonis.com)
2 points by rsobers 13y ago|0 comments
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My Credit Card Was Stolen (Again). It's OK. Here's Why.(blog.varonis.com)
2 points by rsobers 13y ago|0 comments
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Accelerating Bootstrappers(robsobers.com)
1 points by rsobers 13y ago|0 comments
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Justifying Higher Rates With Value-Based Pricing(planscope.io)
2 points by rsobers 13y ago|0 comments
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My Struggle with Ruby Blocks(robsobers.com)
1 points by rsobers 13y ago|0 comments
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Losers Gonna Lose(violetblue.tumblr.com)
1 points by rsobers 13y ago|0 comments
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by rsobers 13y ago
Eh, I think too many parents are selfish, especially in America (not saying Sivers is--clearly he's not). How often do you see parents dragging their screaming kids around, giving their 2-year old an iPad to shut them up at the coffee
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by rsobers 13y ago
I hear you and appreciate the brevity, but I think it makes the post sound (to me) a little like: "Hey, I just ask myself a simple question about what I want, follow my heart, and off I go!"
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5 Enterprise IT Predictions for 2014(blog.varonis.com)
1 points by rsobers 13y ago|0 comments
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by rsobers 13y ago
Right, but none of the author's reasons seemed to revolve around anything but his own desire to focus and work on his products. In the context of raising a family, that's hard to justify.
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by rsobers 13y ago
I enjoyed the post, but I find it to be such a vast departure from the way I think and feel, mostly because I have a family. Sure, I would love to sit on a balcony in New Zealand, coding and listening to the birds, but I couldn't pos
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10 Insights On Enterprise Data(varonis.com)
2 points by rsobers 13y ago|2 comments
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If the NSA can't track its data, how can you?(blog.varonis.com)
1 points by rsobers 13y ago|0 comments

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