fluorid

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by fluorid 12y ago
Don't shoot the messenger. Could it be the CEO/the bizguy who wants you to leave? Could he brought up the idea? I can hardly imagine that a hired CTO dares to say something like you wrote without backing.
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by fluorid 14y ago
Great proposal. I just upvoted it. Don't know if the typical freelancer dev will jump on it and has enough will power but I totally agree on premise 1,2 and 3, so true. Great post!
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by fluorid 14y ago
Performance.
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by fluorid 14y ago
These are PG's words: "This new protocol should be a todo list protocol, not a messaging protocol," http://paulgraham.com/ambitious.html
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by fluorid 14y ago
What makes you so sure that 99.99% of people using email think it's a todo list and why do think they mean their email client?
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by fluorid 14y ago
Good point, it reveals a lack of organizational and leadership skills. If one is so wanted that his inbox is quickly full either he has to reduce workload or hire staff and delegate.
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by fluorid 14y ago
Great post and we found the hidden agenda of this "email is broken" propaganda. It's sad that the VC/startup business heavily relies on hype to drive interest and valuation. Nethertheless, I welcome that seemingly a lot do not blindly follo
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by fluorid 14y ago
Don't shoot the messenger. And Email is just the messenger.
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by fluorid 14y ago
The common problem you describe is still not about email. The real cause lies in people with deficits in time management, organisational skills and leadership. If you have too many projects/threads going on with too many people time to chan
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by fluorid 14y ago
I an a Rails dev and want to try something new for web development. Tempted to try Node/express or Go with one of the given frameworks. How do they compare?
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by fluorid 15y ago
What tool is used providing the link info in the search results?
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by fluorid 15y ago
Any other opinions?
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Ask HN: 4 of 24 VCs showed interested -- what now?
4 points by fluorid 15y ago|1 comments