Joe Hruska, founder and CEO of RescueTime (YC W08), has died
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So so sad. I learned a lot from the RT business model while building WakaTime.
Re: Joe Hruska, founder and CEO of RescueTime (YC W08), has died
#22I didn't know Rescue Time was from YC and I've used their product for years.
Sad to hear about this though.
Re: Joe Hruska, founder and CEO of RescueTime (YC W08), has died
#23After using numerous productivity apps I keep coming back to rescuetime. Kudos and RIP.
Re: Joe Hruska, founder and CEO of RescueTime (YC W08), has died
#24A death is always unfortunate.
With that said, I've never heard of Joe nor Rescue Time. Why are they important?
Re: Joe Hruska, founder and CEO of RescueTime (YC W08), has died
#25A man who helped us get back our own lives has lost his. RIP good sir.
:( why downvote?
Re: Joe Hruska, founder and CEO of RescueTime (YC W08), has died
#26RIP
Re: Joe Hruska, founder and CEO of RescueTime (YC W08), has died
#27It is inspiring to read the story of how Joe continued to be involved and lead despite his illness. RIP>
Re: Joe Hruska, founder and CEO of RescueTime (YC W08), has died
#28RescueTime is a phenomenal piece of technology, one that helps makers with the hardest problem in art — spending time with your ass in the chair.
If growth necessitates measurement, RescueTime is a hugely important tool in the belt of anyone who hopes to make their contribution to the human race.
This review is maybe slightly tinged by my having just read Pressfield's "War of Art", but I've been using RescueTime for years, and it has helped me celebrate countless victories against Resistance and that has guaranteed them all the more.
Thanks, Joe & co.
Re: Joe Hruska, founder and CEO of RescueTime (YC W08), has died
#29I was just wondering how I could get more productive and just learned about this product via this (odd, eh?)
Re: Joe Hruska, founder and CEO of RescueTime (YC W08), has died
#30A death is always unfortunate. With that said, I've never heard of Joe nor Rescue Time. Why are they important?
Probably because they were a YCombinator funded company, and this is a YCombinator site