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andreasklinger

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About andreasklinger

tech at www.angel.co & www.producthunt.com

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    Comment #36588884

    https://klinger.io/ usually write stuff down that i keep repeating in discussions - eg management advice: https://klinger.io/posts/managing-people-%F0%9F%A4%AF - eg my angel-invest…

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    Comment #25686862

    I think people here underestimate how much money will be made in climate tech in the next decades. It's literally changing the map of the world, shifting the access (and use) of re…

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    Comment #23266328

    Quick tip: Have a person that has call with the new intern every day for the first 1-2 weeks. Blocked to be 30mins, meant to be 15mins. It allows to "bring stupid questions / block…

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    Comment #22215152

    She was an amazing and inspiring person.

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    Comment #21825167

    I helped building producthunt.com and overclockers.at (and other less successful ones) Here a few learnings: 1. the community already exists, you just create a communication platfo…

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    Comment #20751251

    FYI: I would also add angel.co/jobs AngelList has the largest amount of remote jobs right now out there (Disclaimer: work at AngelList)

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    Comment #20264359

    Imho it matters less. What's important is that you have rigorous testing around your API. APIs are essentially external contracts people build against. You don't want to break this…

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    Comment #19740401

    blog author you can use stars OR labels - no point using both you have extra inboxes for each kind on the side you read in your inbox you act (potentially reply, potentially mark w…

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    Comment #19740344

    there were a lot of different tools when i wrote this post several other inbetween main reason i never switched (even with all compromises) is that i didn't want to be forced to sw…

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    Comment #19740327

    i approach it the same way or mark as "delegated" if someone else of my team is handling it and i might want to keep track

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    Comment #19268735

    disagree here but in favor of simplicity of the main message removed it.

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    Comment #19268601

    Yes - basically saying: just because previous workers did things differently than you would doesn't mean it's wrong i updated the comment to explain this (hopefully) better

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    Comment #19268427

    This is super specific to each project but here things that worked for me in previous projects. Two assumptions: You plan to work on this longer-term (not a 1month project stint) a…

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    Comment #19067664

    citymapper has scooters/bikes and multi-mode actually it's famous for the second one

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    Comment #18945305

    I have not read it but it's by Jason Friend and DHH: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00C0ALZ0W/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?...

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    Comment #18907460

    author here thanks for posting the article on HN - i am a daily (more or less) lurker and a huge fan :) let me know if any parts in the article aren't clear or major points are mis…

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    Comment #17181017

    move the "available time" slider it switches from "1 minute: buy pancakes in store" to "50 weeks: Let your seawater sit in the sun"

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    Comment #17072935

    I think the perfect example is "The Expanse" - Easily the best sci-fi show in 10 years(1) - Latest season has a 100% score on rotten-tomatos - The visual effects are absolute top o…

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    Comment #16849717

    this might be a too complex topic to discuss properly here imo you address two things here very well - who pays for infrastructure - how do you do governance imo the second one cou…

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    Comment #16849698

    for anything that aims to be the definitive market for an asset it would try to make it (as) public (as possible/useful). the technical details (eg performance) is almost it's own …