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Comment #16493805
Moveworks | AI Insights Analyst | Mountain View, CA | Onsite | https://moveworks.ai/ Moveworks.ai is an enterprise SaaS company based in Mountain View, CA founded by entrepreneurs …
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Moveworks | Platform Engineer | Mountain View, CA | Onsite | https://moveworks.workable.com/ MoveWorks.ai is an enterprise SaaS company based in Mountain View, CA founded by entrep…
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Moveworks | Platform Engineer | Mountain View, CA | Onsite | https://moveworks.workable.com/ MoveWorks.ai is an enterprise SaaS company based in Mountain View, CA founded by entrep…
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Comment #12630203
Stealth mode enterprise software company | Palo Alto, CA | Onsite We are building an enterprise software company that will define how the next generation of knowledge workers get s…
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Comment #11106557
If you haven't seen this interview of Tony by Aaron Levie, it's good insight into how Tony thinks. FWIW, more violent metaphors than I've heard in violent movies. https://www.youtu…
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Comment #10741328
Product hunt is native advertising.
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Comment #9688197
Focusing illusion states "Nothing In Life Is As Important As You Think It Is, While You Are Thinking About It" I think the Placebo button addresses this, as this is a cause of sign…
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Comment #9541914
Interesting. Not my experience. Every grid to halt scenario I see or hear of is just bad software decisions made under haste without deliberation, or foresight beyond initial launc…
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Comment #9541632
IMO This is all you need to know about "technical debt" 1/ Poor code =/= technical debt. Far too often, poor code masquerades as "technical debt" 2/ Good engineers do the right thi…
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Comment #9513872
Given 3-5 year tenure of a typical employee at a typical tech company, this is less than expected attrition at a company. It is not inconceivable that anyone who wanted to leave th…
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Comment #9501468
Not only is this a solid framework when it comes to choosing what one wants to do, in addition to being the reality of building a business, it is an increasingly important guardrai…
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Comment #9466063
A major threat to Uber's profitability is its inability, thus far, to monopolize drivers. If it expands successfully in moving goods, it might be able to consolidate enough demand …
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Comment #9424759
Thanks for writing this. I'm no veteran of startups but I did have the privilege in a previous role of seeing near failure up close, working very hard to ensure we grazed the grave…
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Comment #9381512
^^ This. It was a bet. Some times these things don't pay off. A lot of folks were upset when a small app named Burbn removed a bunch of its features as well, after a year of stagna…
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Comment #9344326
This assumes that people don't grow & change. We should not only accept that people grow, but actively encourage them to have an opinion & give them enough room to change & grow.
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Comment #9329089
Is it still as useful now that we know its not Feynman? :)