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cuca_de_chumbo
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Comment #25907714
I was born dual US/Brazil and left Brazil just after turning 18 about 36 years ago, wondering wondering whether I'm in the leak and whether anyone could use my info to open illicit…
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Comment #14038827
isn't this akin, in effect, to successive over relaxation? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Successive_over-relaxation under-relax, converge real slowly over-over-relax, oscillate jus…
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Comment #13926192
I would much rather Mr Joyboy ("The Loved One", 1965) be my undertaker. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-edybFkBiO4 ... what class!
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Comment #13807918
So, to describe situation further ... The dot-com bust and post-9/11 biz environment were not friendly to most startups and not friendly to big hard-to-implement ideas, and the sta…
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Ask HN: Startup built on idea-kernel developed at former employer
I worked starting 2000 January at a startup in the San Jose area and stayed with the company for 1.5 years approx (i.e., through the dot-com bust/mini-recovery/bust). While I was t…
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Comment #13514565
This is so true. I worked for a small-time compliance software vendor where the domain expert was an incoherent mess (with all the buzzwords thrown in), the CEO couldn't discuss th…
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Comment #13370721
thanks for the suggestion.
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Comment #13369112
Waiting to do something useful with: go0gl3.com
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Comment #13223726
The translation of "slippery slope" to Arabic would be: رؤية الكاحل المرأة ... i.e., seeing a woman's ankle (Not really.)
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Comment #11315390
I work at a podunk Santa Clara, CA startup 20+ years experience. Working remote from southeast U.S.A. Tenure so far: 2.5 years Salary: $150K Stock: purportedly .75% of company 4 ye…
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Comment #11315374
I work at a podunk Santa Clara, CA startup. 20+ years experience. Working remote from southeast U.S.A. Tenure so far: 2.5 years Salary: $150K Stock: purportedly .75% of company 4 y…
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Comment #9493266
On the way-later side of 30! The current company is legacy-land as far as development tools goes (though they're reliable and in the right hands do very well). The prospective star…
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Comment #9493210
Their vision is great. They don't do rocket-science and they're not involved in social. Their market is positively boring, and it's something everyone needs, and nobody seems to ha…
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Comment #9493164
Thing is, three previous startups turned out not-so-bad (net positive) for me. Not home runs, but they made a material difference. I also like the small-company environment and cha…
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Comment #9493125
Also, I'd be leaving a job I really don't like at a Silicon Valley spinoff. $150K salary, 0.75% equity, shiny CEO with regular Fox-Business-News appearances, rising company notorie…
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Ask HN: Should I join startup for less-than-expected equity?
- startup is SF-based company - pre-series-A - significant traction already with customers you'd recognize - likely to raise good series-A round - about 8 engineers, 18 to 20 emplo…