Bloomberg Beta Investment Documents
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Bloomberg Beta Investment Documents
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Re: Bloomberg Beta Investment Documents
#2I'm excited about their future of work investments.
Re: Bloomberg Beta Investment Documents
#3That being said, I dislike the experience of going to Github for the info, clicking a link, having a Medium article open up, it just feels fractured and hard to maintain in the long term.
Basically, really like the guide but I feel like the fund could use some money to build a better... collaborative book.
I also have a problem with their decision to invest in companies that basically they feel have a chance for shooting for the stars, but that’s their fund decision.
Would love if anyone can provide similar insights to this VC whirlwind going on.
Re: Bloomberg Beta Investment Documents
#4As a side, I think there's room in the market for a company that builds a place for companies to version control their manuals. I've seen several companies that would like to keep a GitHub-like version control history of their mission, values, operating guidelines and track major changes in company.
GitHub seems too complicated and non-reader friendly. Any tools out there for this?
Re: Bloomberg Beta Investment Documents
#5Also a great insightful read is their manual: https://github.com/Bloomberg-Beta/Manual I'm excited about their future of work investments.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21553018
One of Bloomberg Beta's investors (@mkim) responded on that thread, which was pretty cool.
Re: Bloomberg Beta Investment Documents
#6Very interesting idea to put this on GitHub. As a side, I think there's room in the market for a company that builds a place for companies to version control their manuals. I've seen several companies that would like to keep a GitHub-like version control history of their mission, values, operating guidelines and track major changes in company. GitHub seems too complicated and non-reader friendly. Any tools out there…
Re: Bloomberg Beta Investment Documents
#7Very interesting idea to put this on GitHub. As a side, I think there's room in the market for a company that builds a place for companies to version control their manuals. I've seen several companies that would like to keep a GitHub-like version control history of their mission, values, operating guidelines and track major changes in company. GitHub seems too complicated and non-reader friendly. Any tools out there…