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by tucaz 8y ago
Honest and possibly ignorant question here. Wouldn’t the median be more representative of how old the common founder would be? In a very simplistic example with a data set of two people aged 20 and 70 you would get 45 as the average age whe
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by tucaz 8y ago
I believe that you will see the value of it when the company actually uses it and not something they are calling scrum. Tasks can’t be locked once they are not necessary anymore. The timebox idea of freezing work for a week is about “requir
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Denmark (and Sweden) are often cited as countries with fairly successful "socialist" social policies such as healthcare. Can you please elaborate more about that particular point? From my own research, it seems that most (if not a
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by tucaz 8y ago
If you look for the desired task on YouTube you will find a LOT of REALLY USEFUL resources ranging from 2 [1] minutes video to 30-minutes [2] long video with all necessary details. In addition to the parent's advice, I would say for yo
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by tucaz 8y ago
According to Business Insider 2016 list[1], of the 50 richest people in the world, only 13 inherited their money. Even amongst those people, most of them have managed to keep or grow their fortune by advancing their companies. This is by no
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by tucaz 8y ago
What’s wrong with making rich people richer? Most of the time people get rich by doing exactly what you want to do: help others. The capitalist way of improving life for everybody is to engage in voluntary transactions that benefits both pa
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Ask HN: Virtual phone provider?
3 points by tucaz 8y ago|7 comments
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Dealflicks is shutting down after 6 years(imgur.com)
1 points by tucaz 8y ago|0 comments
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by tucaz 8y ago
Asked the same question about two years ago. Not many responses though. One of them being Clerky :) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12427613
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by tucaz 8y ago
I’d suggest you to take a look at what other “right” leaning people have to say about the subject. Especially Dinesh D Souza, Jordan Peterson, Ben Shapiro and Yaron Brook.
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Where’s the std deviation? :)
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by tucaz 8y ago
Not the parent but check out Philosophy Crash Course in YouTube. You can thank me later :D
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This sounds like a huge opportunity. Chaos is what brings changes. Change is the only way something can be improved. Chaos = Improvement opportunity The company will move on no matter what happens (unless the mass departure is because the c
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by tucaz 8y ago
Lot's of empty claims. > some serious shortcoming and a lot more work needs to be put into these serverless platforms Not actionable at all > The approach they're taking I don't think will last No reason given > It
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by tucaz 8y ago
No pictures of what the tool looks like in the sales page?
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I will assume that at the current state you are able to pay both the datacenter costs and people costs since it seems that is what you are currently doing. With that assumption in mind, if you do migrate and realize that you now don’t need
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by tucaz 8y ago
Fire them. If you are specifically asking for a task to be done (add comments) and they are not doing it anyway it is the same as not doing some other task. If you don’t fire them even after talking and asking them to change their behavior
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by tucaz 8y ago
I could say I'm in the same boat. Always wanted to learn such things, but never found the motivation to do so in an effective way. I picked up various books and different learning strategies along the years but couldn't move forwa
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by tucaz 8y ago
Chris Voss says that the approach on this book used to work until they figured out that it is outdated. The basic idea there, is to prevent confrontation and trying to be rational. However, people are not rational and emotions play a huge p
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by tucaz 8y ago
+1 for the book and especially for the Author. Jordan has over 500 hours of content on YouTube and it’s a gem. I love his logic and the way he explain things. He got me when talked about IT related stuff and didn’t pretend he understood how
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by tucaz 9y ago
Mobile devices not supported (yet). I really wanted to see what it’s about but I guess I won’t find out. You could at least add some pictures and a simple description to entice people to go to a desktop to see it.
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by tucaz 9y ago
If the service is good and truthful it has a great potential. If it’s fake and people have to force themselves into a helpful mood then it’s probably not gonna work. I guess that the magic behind something like this is to be able to create
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by tucaz 9y ago
Although this is a very good question it is at the same time one that is very broad. What do you want to know specifically? Hiring processes? How to deal with people? How to handle tough situations? From experience I can tell that most of t
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by tucaz 9y ago
My subscription will be around 3USD/month so I'm very price sensitive. All the plugins I found where on the 100USD/month range. I am testing this idea so looking for cheap stuff at the beginning. EDIT: Just tested this plugin
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Ask HN: SaaS to sell physical subscriptions online?
1 points by tucaz 9y ago|3 comments
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To address the estimate point I must say that there’s nothing in scrum preventing you from trying things before giving an estimate. Having a task specifically to do exploratory coding is, in fact, encouraged by extreme programming. Even aft
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by tucaz 9y ago
May I ask what could possibly take 12 weeks worth of work before having anything useful? The idea behind any agile method is exactly to fight that kind of mentality that says you can only have software done in a Big Bang approach where ever
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by tucaz 9y ago
Slightly off topic, I once asked Scott Hanselman how long it takes for him to make articles like that, full of description and images in a way that pulls you into the text. He told me that around 2 hours. I guess that this is only true once
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by tucaz 9y ago
Thanks for all the recommendations! My question came from a sort of personal anecdote. A situation that made clear how many people are successfull because they play in the “grey” area and usually the people just trying to do the right thing
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Ask HN: Books about “unethical” behavior?
1 points by tucaz 9y ago|4 comments

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