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scottporad

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    Comment #37787186

    I want to better understand the relationship between CEOs and CTOs. Specifically, I am investigating how CEOs feel about managing their CTOs, technology and engineering teams. If y…

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    Comment #28721540

    Dolly.com | Senior Software Engineer, Platform Team | Remote in US or Canada | Full-time | https://dolly.com/hiring Dolly helps people move stuff. Imagine you bought a big flat scr…

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    Comment #25557380

    This is a super fascinating article.

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    Comment #25312010

    Likewise, I don’t understand why Google and Microsoft weren’t more successful at killing off Slack. They already had all the users via Gmail and Exchange, so chat was just a featur…

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    Comment #25202934

    Is it a saas or on-prem solution? I'd be interested in a tool like this, but infosec is going to have some concerns about data security and privacy.

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    Comment #25202721

    Possibly, but isn't the first question to be answered this: is it even possible to make a carbon capture device, period? Other than flora and fauna, I'm not sure that humankind has…

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    Comment #25063854

    I like where your going with this. How does feature size factor here? Are size and complexity independent variables? Or, is it that, by definition, larger features are more complex…

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    Comment #25053657

    Someone posted about an aspect of this here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25048031

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    Comment #24942919

    I've been the CTO or VPE at several startups (some very successful, others total failures). I'm going to give you a checklist with only three things on it, and these are the founda…

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    Comment #23913596

    I’d say that’s about right.

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    Comment #23766944

    I'd say no. For me, finding the right app has helped me stay organized. I think the key is that everything goes in it...it is my single source of truth for what I need to do.

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    Comment #23648940

    It’s all about networking. Ideally when you have a job already. Express to the world that you’re looking for something new. When something good enough to leave your job comes along…

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    Comment #23648918

    Automattic (aka Wordpress.com) was remote first since 2008, at least.

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    Comment #23584115

    I’m a fan of Pivotal Tracker for small teams using Scrum. I haven’t used it in a few years, but I don’t think it works well for large teams...I need to revisit. IMHO, Jira is awful…

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    Comment #23485047

    I've never seen anything like this before. Too bad is only Windows. I hope there is a *nix version soon.

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    Comment #23484982

    May: Lockdown! June: Civil unrest! July: Deadly mosquitos!

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    Comment #23483748

    I know a dozen companies in the Seattle area looking for someone with your expertise. Find me on LinkedIn, and I can connect you.

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    Comment #23481235

    There are a lot of good thoughts here, especially those about focusing on companies with technology risk. It seems like you would enjoy working on something like that. What I would…

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    Comment #23472840

    Looking forward to the answer to this question!

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    Comment #23464255

    I recommend thepointsguy.com to help you answer the question of which card

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    Comment #23459943

    https://www.indiehackers.com has a ton of resources for this type of thing.

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    Comment #23440851

    Yes, great question! I'd like to know that too!

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