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ericwu01
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Comment #9475432
Opendoor.com - San Francisco, CA - Front-End Engineer Work with a talented, close-knit team to change the way homes are purchased and sold. We've raised $32m from Khosla and GGV an…
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Comment #7956670
Happy to chat as well. I know this space well. Would chat with a few seed funds to gauge interest - Resolute is a good place to start.
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Comment #6103543
Congrats to the Watsi.org team!
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Comment #5173221
Great post, COO's can help scale an organization and optimize company processes. Should definitely compliment and help execute on the CEO's vision.
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Comment #3747481
Congrats Kul, solid work.
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Comment #2512254
Congrats to Darius, Aaron, and co.
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Comment #2137831
Great article Elad, great insight and perspective on the various factors to consider when building/growing a startup.
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Comment #2027383
Thanks for the note Paul... Yes, anytime man.
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Movity (YCW10) - Web Engineer/Frontend
Movity (YCW10) is seeking an awesome person to join our small team. We specialize in geo data, founders are from Stamen Design, Expedia, Bing, and investors include Naval Ravikant,…
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Comment #1593395
Great point. We built it this past weekend as a 48 hr project, but the bigger vision is to create connections and conversations around locations. Thanks for the feedback!
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Comment #1593201
Here is an example. Fred Wilson's visualization - http://weeplaces.com/fred-wilson/ Or Harj's - http://weeplaces.com/harj-taggar/ - he checks into YCombinator a lot.
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Comment #1434977
The range between the highest and lowest db reading at that given moment. The measurements were taking by us, analyzed by Arup (Arup.com), and visualized by Sha Hwang. He literally…
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Comment #1434330
We're working on modeling out the data we're collecting to be able to do a noise layer for the entire city (weekend vs. weekday and the time of day as a slider). We're hoping to ha…
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Comment #1434203
Great idea Alex. Crowdsourcing the data collection might be a great route... we'd have to account for calibration and consistency of devices, but I think that could all be overcome…
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Comment #1434093
The data is collected with decibel recorders in each intersection. We wanted as many data points as possible so the devices could only last 3.5 days. We were stopped by two sets of…
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Comment #1434020
We built out a quick visualization of the noise data we've been collecting in the city. Again, the link is here: http://tendernoise.movity.com . Our goal for this noise project is …
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Comment #1426624
Great post Elad. I especially agree with even if the team member is producing, a bad cultural fit can be equally, if not more, detrimental. Rhythm and momentum seem to be critical …
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Community/Content Manager + Marketing
Community/Content Manager We're looking for passionate, enthusiastic, and hard working community/content manager. The ideal person has a rich experience in managing and engaging on…
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Comment #1413258
Unclasses.com allows people passionate about learning to connect. Not sure if anyone has started an MIT thread, but that might be a community of learners that would be interested i…
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