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blizkreeg
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Comment #45540755
As a naive person, I have a simple question - why would they even fly to an airport where there's 100mph winds? Wouldn't ATC know this and tell the flight way in advance to fly to …
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Comment #42560478
This comment reminds me of the infamous Dropbox comment :)
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Comment #40662836
The asymmetric reward is the _company_ having a liquidity event thereby enriching the founder, NOT a funding round enriching the founder.
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Comment #40661681
Sells or shuts or goes public. Those are the only three outcomes for a venture backed startup.
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Comment #40661448
Founder liquidity is wrong -- and not because employees don't get the same deal. It's wrong because it is NOT uncommon for a founder to take chips off the table sometimes enriching…
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Comment #40088810
Interesting name! (probably get rid of the dashes if you can :) I liked the idea of a demo site. Very few take the pains to create one. Is there a way to target individual users or…
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Comment #39900341
SEEKING WORK | Oakland | Remote Looking for something a little different here: I'd like to help an early stage startup hire remote overseas talent and build a stellar dev team. I'm…
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Comment #34428347
I feel like I'm in the same boat as you. I'd love to chat and exchange notes or just discuss challenges. My email is in my bio. Would love to hear from you if you're open to it. It…
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Comment #34421180
Why do you want to shut the dev shop? I run a dev shop myself and would love to hear your perspective.
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Ask HN: Experienced engs, how are you finding better opportunities (passively)?
I posted this yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33783313 Piggybacking off of that, if you're an experienced (mid-level & beyond) eng, where are you going to check out…
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Ask HN: Experienced engineers, are you passively open to new opportunities?
You're an experienced engineer. Do you keep your eyes and ears open to new opportunities even when not actively looking for a job? For the purpose of the question, I'd define exper…
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Comment #30165328
Q for engineers on this thread: would you be more open to a "recruiter reach-out" if that person _is_ an engineer themselves but independently also helps startups build teams as a …
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Comment #29643000
i meant a physical book
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Ask HN: Validate this: send me things I want to read as a printed book
I read a lot of things online - blog posts, twitter threads, newsletters etc. But for a long time now, I've realized it really breaks my flow to be bombarded with this information …
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Ask HN: Ticket driven development: are you sick of it and how'd you change it?
Software development in most startup teams today has essentially become ticket-driven development. Tickets are created, assigned, and are magically expected to be delivered on in 1…
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Ask HN: Has it suddenly become exceedingly hard to attract full-time employees?
If you're a hiring manager, have you felt the burn trying to find and attract people to full-time roles? And if so, what are you seeing? Sourcing has become near impossible with mo…
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Ask HN: Is keeping others in the company informed of what shipped a challenge?
I hear something over and over, often from higher-ups, but also from sales and marketing functions in an org, and occasionally from other eng teams. They really don't know what has…
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Comment #26661070
Take on freelance work on the side if your day job isn’t too taxing.
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Comment #26651082
Does anyone have an opinion that's strongly in favor of Node/Express and why? May be once past the MVP stage, Node/Express was a better choice for xyz reasons - I'd love to hear wh…
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Comment #26648707
Has anyone here extensively worked with Rails and then gone on to work heavily with Node/Express, or vice versa? Would love to hear your overall experience and thoughts between the…
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Comment #26462856
Why aren’t companies going public sooner now? So much of the medium term upside is gone by the time they IPO and the stock then gets hammered in the markets.
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Ask HN: Why do all project management tools suck?
The short answer is probably because it's a people thing. Or that people don't use them as they're intended. Or you don't understand agile (side note - the agile way is the stupide…
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Comment #25797999
So I suppose most people should not start a company for the next 50 years?