smclaughlin

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by smclaughlin 3y ago
Congrats on the first customer! So overall I recommend taking the approach of being there to support and understand your customers 100% to see why the love you and your product. DO NOT try and charge additional money for high touch support
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by smclaughlin 4y ago
100% yes. WFH is meaningfully “flattening the world”. US labor market preferences have forced employers to offer WFH options. There is only upside to an employer expanding their candidate pool internationally. Most folks I know are starting
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by smclaughlin 6y ago
So much of “normal” depends what _your_ objective is. If you are very career driven, work at a startup, or would like to generate additional opportunities for your own advancement - 60hrs a week might be normal. In my own experience, you st
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by smclaughlin 7y ago
If you don’t understand why people love Slack, then you don’t understand what usable enterprise software means or why people love it. Imagine how many people never used a chat app in a business context before. Maybe this is hard, as you can
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by smclaughlin 10y ago
The Côte & Ciel Isar Rucksack. Perfect for daily carry and short trips. The laptop compartment can fit a 15in Macbook Pro and the main compartment can hold a couple changes of clothes and toiletries. Still looks brand new after a coupl
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by smclaughlin 10y ago
Office Depot's WorkPro Quantum 9000. Available for ~$300. More adjustable than the Ikea Markus and, in my opinion, significantly more comfortable. Has held up very well to daily use for 3+ years so far.
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by smclaughlin 12y ago
Thank god the internet has white knights like you around.
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by smclaughlin 12y ago
That's an interesting perspective. I disagree. I think if someone is tweeting about suicidal intentions then it follows that they are not concerned about the privacy of those intentions.
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by smclaughlin 12y ago
Nice. I know the author. He is a gentleman and a scholar.
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by smclaughlin 13y ago
Another Charleston native here, I think you're spot on. 300,000+ people are without water, yet the media's focus is still on the drama surrounding Chris Christie's traffic jam.