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Location: New York, NY Remote: No Willing to relocate: Yes (SF or Bay Area preferably) Technologies: Python, AWS, Spark, Airflow, Docker, Terraform, SQL, Pandas, Matplotlib Resume:…

Congrats Eric, Rob and Ed!

I tried Magic and it took a lot of back and forth to set up a laundry service over txt. How is Miley gonna streamline txts to cut right to the chase?

Google Analytics - definitely look in-depth at the amount of features available.

Katie was like all of us at one time. She sucked at something. People are often too afraid to admit it or persevere past the suckiness. But Katie did. And she's in inspiration to m…

I absolutely love riding the Boosted Board. It's an amazing vehicle that goes up to 20MPH and weighs just 15lb. I plan on solely using my Boosted Board to commute around SF. I'm ha…

I can't get enough of this site! It's so fun

Love hearing this! I co-founded the first MHacks and after going to 10+ hackathons, I think this will become a trend. Hackathons are held in nearly every major city and every colle…

Love the post, Alex! Looking forward to the re-designed Fetchnotes. My issue is I take notes and never get back to actually doing them. I need smarter notes to remind me of next st…

With more and more app developers trying to monetize their apps, Emulos will be so critical!

Alex is the real deal! Never have I talked with someone and been so inspired! He has influence to source deals and has heard thousands of stories from entrepreneurs. I trust his ex…

Great points by Michael here. Kickstarter has opened the doors as a tool to gain initial funding to meet producing an exact product or service. What I loved most about Michael's po…

ok thanks Alex!

If the person you want to get intro-ed to is too busy to currently help you out, is it typically OK to follow up again just a month later? Or would you recommend trying to get intr…

why is the only way to contact you through Twitter?

Excel is a challenging tool to learn. It's not necessarily Excel that's the problem - it's called "human error". It happens everywhere.

Wow! Very inspiring story! I'm glad to hear you stuck to your strengths and didn't desperately force a non-programmer to learn programming. It was a critical part of your business …