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by varunjuice 9y ago
Moveworks | AI Insights Analyst | Mountain View, CA | Onsite | https://moveworks.ai/ Moveworks.ai is an enterprise SaaS company based in Mountain View, CA founded by entrepreneurs that have a proven track record of scale an
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by varunjuice 9y ago
Moveworks | Platform Engineer | Mountain View, CA | Onsite | https://moveworks.workable.com/ MoveWorks.ai is an enterprise SaaS company based in Mountain View, CA founded by entrepreneurs that have a proven track record of
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by varunjuice 9y ago
Moveworks | Platform Engineer | Mountain View, CA | Onsite | https://moveworks.workable.com/ MoveWorks.ai is an enterprise SaaS company based in Mountain View, CA founded by entrepreneurs that have a proven track record of
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by varunjuice 10y ago
Stealth mode enterprise software company | Palo Alto, CA | Onsite We are building an enterprise software company that will define how the next generation of knowledge workers get stuff done. Unlike traditional enterprise software, our softw
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by varunjuice 11y ago
If you haven't seen this interview of Tony by Aaron Levie, it's good insight into how Tony thinks. FWIW, more violent metaphors than I've heard in violent movies. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsk3nagSDRU
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by varunjuice 11y ago
Product hunt is native advertising.
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A case for bots(buildingtolearn.wordpress.com)
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Denial and the Importance of Reflection(buildingtolearn.wordpress.com)
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Applying machine learning to enterprise problems(buildingtolearn.wordpress.com)
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by varunjuice 11y ago
Focusing illusion states "Nothing In Life Is As Important As You Think It Is, While You Are Thinking About It" I think the Placebo button addresses this, as this is a cause of significant stress in our lives.
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Importance of celebration in startups(buildingtolearn.wordpress.com)
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Designing software to maximize working memory(buildingtolearn.wordpress.com)
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by varunjuice 11y ago
Interesting. Not my experience. Every grid to halt scenario I see or hear of is just bad software decisions made under haste without deliberation, or foresight beyond initial launch (no attention paid to supporting it, let alone scaling) Er
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by varunjuice 11y ago
IMO This is all you need to know about "technical debt" 1/ Poor code =/= technical debt. Far too often, poor code masquerades as "technical debt" 2/ Good engineers do the right thing which is always a judg
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by varunjuice 11y ago
Given 3-5 year tenure of a typical employee at a typical tech company, this is less than expected attrition at a company. It is not inconceivable that anyone who wanted to leave the company between now and the end of the year took this.
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by varunjuice 11y ago
Not only is this a solid framework when it comes to choosing what one wants to do, in addition to being the reality of building a business, it is an increasingly important guardrail when the entire bay area buzzes with "rocketship&quot
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Success as a collection of failures(buildingtolearn.wordpress.com)
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by varunjuice 11y ago
A major threat to Uber's profitability is its inability, thus far, to monopolize drivers. If it expands successfully in moving goods, it might be able to consolidate enough demand to make sure every available driver is always working f
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Evolving nature of analytics(buildingtolearn.wordpress.com)
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Evolution of software development teams(buildingtolearn.wordpress.com)
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by varunjuice 11y ago
Thanks for writing this. I'm no veteran of startups but I did have the privilege in a previous role of seeing near failure up close, working very hard to ensure we grazed the graveyard, and are now (my former team that is) growing stea
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by varunjuice 11y ago
^^ This. It was a bet. Some times these things don't pay off. A lot of folks were upset when a small app named Burbn removed a bunch of its features as well, after a year of stagnant growth.
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On “working from home”(buildingtolearn.wordpress.com)
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by varunjuice 11y ago
This assumes that people don't grow & change. We should not only accept that people grow, but actively encourage them to have an opinion & give them enough room to change & grow.
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by varunjuice 11y ago
Is it still as useful now that we know its not Feynman? :)
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Why everyone should “carry a number” once in their life(buildingtolearn.wordpress.com)
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by varunjuice 12y ago
Having helped start a business & taken it from no revenue to mid 7 figures in revenue, I think what's missing from this list is books that convey how 1/ uncertain & dark the days of building a business are 2/ you&#x27
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Dangers of being Data Driven(buildingtolearn.wordpress.com)
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by varunjuice 12y ago
Major difference between public market valuations vs private market valuations. Particularly, liquidation preference & anti dilution.
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by varunjuice 12y ago
It's a story wrapped around randomness. That's what profiles are about more often than not. Of course, Sacca isn't ordinary but to achieve the level of success he has had, its clear that randomness has a significant role to p

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