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Comment #29625850
If you stick with it, I would recommend you spend a lot more time talking to customers, thinking about distribution channels, and getting creative with narrowing your target audien…
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Comment #29120082
Formatting is hard to read, and too many details on specific technologies. Focus more on impact (results) and leadership. “Pushed to AWS weekly” and “wrote unit tests” lines in par…
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Comment #24740120
How are roles/employees mapped to the seniority level which corresponds to the 45/95 percentile bounds? Is this a sliding scale or a binary distinction?
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Comment #24275352
Growth rate is an output metric. I would recommend de-emphasizing the output by revisiting infrequently and stopping comparisons with others, in favor of concentrating on the input…
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Comment #24182666
Cool concept, matches how I want to play Mindsweeper (though others are pointing out some interesting parts of the game that this approach removes). Played through it once and was …
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Comment #24097923
Training as a separate activity from normal work activities is not my mental model, and I expect many others. Rather, training should be interwoven in all of the daily activities t…
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Comment #22742083
As a SAML service provider, what's the easiest way to tell if my implementation has this problem? I'm guessing I should: 1) Go into my Okta dev account, create a 2nd "okta app" (SP…
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Comment #20882705
Slack is great at managing "read/unread" state across my 4 devices even in messy mobile networking situations. Good threading tools allow conversations to remain sandboxed and not …
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Comment #15667804
The fastest way to make progress on these business questions is often to build hacky MVPs that look like they're doing something smart, but behind the scenes are powered by humans …
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Comment #15616082
I think their point is that when changing engine output is labor-intensive, it made perfect sense to have an officer giving orders and somebody else implementing them. Why the comm…
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Comment #14992890
You pay the operational burden of keeping your computer networked 24/7, and likely receive cents in exchange.
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Comment #14952938
Slate star codex on the science behind gender representation: https://slatestarcodex.com/2017/08/07/contra-grant-on-exagge... Makes the very clever comparison to medicine and other…
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Comment #14952900
I see nothing of the sort in his original document. Could you add some quotes to back up your claim?
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Comment #14913254
I don't agree with what Coinbase did, but that's because not all forks are equivalent. Hashing power (necessary for transactions to clear) and trading price are not fuzzy and make …
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Comment #14724096
I'm in to prediction markets, but both Augur and Gnosis look like vaporware. Almost no volume on Augur and many poorly defined events to wager on (cost of having user generated con…
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Comment #13789023
I work in product management and have been an interviewer in hiring cycles for a number of functions: product management, engineering, design, data science, legal, QA, marketing. C…
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Comment #11839375
Yeah, I don't see the evidence, unfortunately. Weird article. The lede - NSA released a bunch of documents yesterday - is buried in the final paragraph. Think there's strong eviden…
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Comment #11502076
Being aware of risk angles and protecting yourself is not the same thing as condoning exploitative behavior. I'd want my cofounder to think through how somebody with legal leverage…
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Comment #10103275
As an engineer turned PM who might start a company some day, I've always seen financial literacy as one of my weaknesses. Companies are ultimately judged for their finances. Ignori…
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Comment #8157152
I walked away from Somm convinced that wine tasting is a load of crap. The organization that puts on the "Master Sommelier" exam doesn't share results or a scoring rubric, which is…