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ganjianwei
8y ago
Ribbon | New York, NY | Full Time | ONSITE Ribbon levels the playing field in housing. We help home buyers compete with investors and all-cash offers and win their dream home. We do this by enabling everyday home buyers and realtors with th
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Achieve | Founding Product & Frontend Engineer | New York City | Onsite We an early stage startup making homeownership more achievable in the US, starting with leveling the playing field between the average homebuyer who needs a mortgag
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Resources for finding and evaluating startup ideas
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Execution in Context Over Time
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Effectiveness
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11y ago
class TellApart(StartUp): def __init__(self): super(TellApart, self).__init__( description='Predictive marketing platform', locations=['Burlingame, CA', 'New York, NY'], profitab
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Stock Options and Taxes Simplified
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12y ago
Incredible. How do they do distribution? Quite a feat to reach so many farmers in 3 years.
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12y ago
TellApart - Burlingame, CA (between SF and Palo Alto) TellApart is hiring: Dev ops engineers, Hadoop/data-pipeline engineers, Data product engineers (personalization products) TellApart is a ~50 person (25+ engineers) startup ( http:&#
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12y ago
This is likely to get traction because generally: - people have already signed up with Facebook - people don't trust app developers with their FB data, and don't trust app devs not to post crap to their timelines - people hate sig
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12y ago
Burlingame, CA (between SF and Palo Alto) TellApart is hiring: Dev ops engineers, Hadoop/data-pipeline engineers, Data product engineers (personalization products) TellApart is a ~50 person (25+ engineers) startup ( http://ww
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13y ago
Burlingame, CA (between SF and Palo Alto) TellApart is hiring: Dev ops engineers, Hadoop/data-pipeline engineers, Data product engineers (personalization products) TellApart is a ~50 person (20+ engineers) startup ( http://ww
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13y ago
Burlingame, CA (between SF and Palo Alto) TellApart is hiring: Dev ops engineers, Hadoop/data-pipeline engineers, Data product engineers (personalization products) TellApart is a ~50 person (20+ engineers) startup ( http://ww
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13y ago
I work at a 50 person (20+ engineers) startup ( http://www.tellapart.com/ ) that works on real time personalization for retailers. Here are some specific things we're working on that folks might find interesting: - Rearc
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Elaine Wherry: Why I Now Believe the Glass Ceiling Is Real
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Burlingame, CA (between SF and Palo Alto) TellApart is hiring: Dev ops engineers, Hadoop/data-pipeline engineers, Generalist engineers who want to build data products. We help ecommerce companies use their customer data to improve their sho
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Gevent at TellApart
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TellApart - Burlingame, CA (between SF and Palo Alto) Hiring: Data vis engineers, Dev ops engineers, FE JavaScript engineers, Hadoop experts, Generalist engineers who want to build data products. We help ecommerce companies make sense of th
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Variance and Startups vs Big Tech Companies
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Why firing brilliant assholes is required to build a great engineering culture
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TellApart - Burlingame, CA (between SF and Palo Alto) Hiring: Data vis engineers, Dev ops engineers, FE JavaScript engineers, Hadoop experts, Generalist engineers who want to build data products. We help ecommerce companies make sense of th
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14y ago
Technology as an industry is different from verticals such as cars, books, etc. This quote by Mark Andreessen in an interview with Charlie rose sums it up well: "The core idea we have, the core theory we have, is that the fundamental output
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Devices on Planes Are Dangerous Because of F.A.A. Rules
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A beautiful design and no jerks: how Tumblr did it
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Growth matters because Quora raised a ton of venture capital and needs to eventually generate revenue to justify the high valuation, and there's a limit on revenue/user they expect to generate. Simplified version of web apps' revenue calcul
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Tesla's Big Gamble: Can The Electric Car Go Mainstream?
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At Square, we’re building technology that sells itself, says COO
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Gevent at TellApart
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Early Results from Facebook Exchange Show 10-20x ROI for TellApart Clients
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DJ Patil will be giving a tech talk on Data Jujitsu at TellApart's office in Burlingame, CA on July 25 (Wed). More details and RSVP at http://bigdatatellatalk.eventbrite.com/ Here's a write up of the event: Data Jujitsu: The Art of Turnin
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