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sharadov
7y ago
We're a Series D/E company, and we still don't do all that!
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sharadov
7y ago
I second this, it was a fantastic interview. One of the things that stood out was how eloquent of a speaker that Chip Wilson is.
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sharadov
7y ago
Am a guy and buy mostly UA ( their quality is kickass and they fit well). But people swear by Lululemon's quality and its ability to hold up well. IMO they've managed to become Patagonia-like, in gaining a cult-like following.
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7y ago
Nope, it was Lululemon, they were all making sporting apparel which you could wear while working out, but were nowhere close to the fabric, design, and style that Lululemon had, and they were completely clueless and neglecting the women
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7y ago
Very funny! "When you join a startup, there’s a lot of emphasis on the design of the application, reusability and clean code, and the ability to conduct and undergo code reviews, as well as the ability to think of and build systems tha
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7y ago
This is hardly news, they're just letting them sell phones online.
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7y ago
Lululemon is genius, their quality is great, but the branding is even better! They revolutionized the exercise wear industry, were single-handedly responsible for "athleisure" and killing denim sales!
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7y ago
Sometimes it's just working collaboratively, creating an atmosphere where you encourage the "junior folks" to ask questions without judgment. Also whenever you stumble on something interesting you share. I miss this aspect of
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7y ago
That's what leads to tech debt!
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7y ago
I love this kind of stuff, it's the most pure kind of learning, no end goal but satisfying your innate OCD. I've gone down these rabbit holes in tech and alternative fields - politics, philosophy, cooking. It's crazy, but it
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7y ago
The labor laws make it hard to hire and fire. So yeah you can start something, but can't do much if the employee does not work out.
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7y ago
Subscription-based https://techcrunch.com/2009/09/15/leaked-shareholder-docs-me...
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7y ago
The Scandinavian countries are all in essence "nanny states", great to live in if you are not too ambitious or entrepreneurial. Also because of low-population density and abundant natural resources, their experiments with regard t
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7y ago
Bureaucracy and lack of direction are the two issues that ail most government projects. It will have to be a new department, which operates outside bureaucratic reach but is yet answerable ( can't be like the defense special projects w
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7y ago
Your assessment of environs is right, they bought Meetup.com for that.
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7y ago
Incentivize engineers/technologists to join the government, that's what China has been pushing for the past 3 decades. Partner with the FAANG companies, have them sponsor their employees to go on a paid sabbatical wherein they can
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sharadov
7y ago
Why don't ecigs come with the same warnings that regular cigs do?
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sharadov
7y ago
Will take you less than 30 mins to make saag paneer in an instant pot.
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sharadov
7y ago
I absolutely agree, as an interviewee that's what I focus on, and you're right you can catch it if someone is bullshitting.
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sharadov
7y ago
You're absolutely right, unfortunately here in the Bay area it's those kids winging it and getting in.
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7y ago
Asia - China, India, Vietnam
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sharadov
7y ago
Goa Gil, Astral Projection, Juno reactor - good times! Saw them all live, Goa Gil did a 24 hr set in the Santa Cruz mountains, absolutely blew my mind!
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7y ago
Neuromotor - his tracks were all dark.
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7y ago
I used to be part of the goa psytrance community, introduced to it by a dear friend ( who was a little too into it). At one point he was getting Djs and throwing parties and not even taking money for entrance tickets. It was a great time.
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sharadov
7y ago
Some of these skills mentioned - sewing, cooking decent meals, driving a stick are life skills. But please don't try to cut your own hair unless you're in dire straits!
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7y ago
update Table set LicensePlate = 'NOPLATES' where LicensePlate = 'NULL';
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sharadov
7y ago
Surprisingly short list, there should be a lot more here.
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sharadov
7y ago
You're dead on in your assessment of them.
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sharadov
7y ago
How is Sander's solution different from Yang's? Asking, since I don't know?
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sharadov
7y ago
Absolutely!
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