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Agree with this, 3% of something is better than 40% of nothing. I was a technical co-founder was that left a startup early on, and because we didn't have a vesting agreement from t…

I found this particular post from a hedge fund owner quite insightful why the the stock market is unlikely to crash spectacularly if things keep going the way they go with the Fed …

I've been using Evernote for 6 years, and still continue to use it for the following reasons: * Everyday I use https://marxi.co to write my technical work journals in Markdown (wit…

We've already established that the main thing to know what makes your customer tick so I'm surprised this isn't mentioned yet: Your first MVP is simply a static website describing …

Totally agree, I've got a solid applied calculus background from my electrical engineering undergrad degree and some DSP in my first job, but avoided learning statistics and probab…

Good point, that adjective changes everything. In regards to scaling, yes I haven't met performance scaling issues with Python web applications, even when needing long running asyn…

For Evernote, to write in Markdown, I've been using http://marxi.co and am a big fan of it, though it does cost and runs on only web technologies.

True, I've been using type notations with all my Python 3.5+ projects (and works very well with PyCharm), though noting that this is only a recent addition, available (officially) …

In your case, if you are just planning to de a web API with the majority of the workload being I/O (such as hitting other APIs), then node.js (outperform Python and Ruby out of the…

tl;dr Would you advocate for using Python as the main language in a potentially large-scale project and long running standalone project (not a library)? Such as if you are a startu…

Depends, there are billable hours e.g. time spent with customers and non-billable hours e.g. administrative tasks not specific to any customer such as payroll, transfer of knowledg…

From my experience, I disagree with the heuristic of money paid within the first month for knowing if you are really talking to users, because it doesn't apply especially for enter…