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by jparker165 9y ago
MineralSoft | Software Engineers (All Levels), Product Designer | Austin, TX | ONSITE MineralSoft is the leading SaaS provider for the trillion dollar mineral-rights asset class. Our platform moves vital workflows out of paper and Excel. An
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by jparker165 10y ago
MineralSoft (YC W16) | Product Manager | Austin, TX | https://mineralsoft.com MineralSoft is a SaaS & data platform for oil & gas assets. We're looking for a technical product manager with experience growing a softw
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by jparker165 10y ago
MineralSoft | https://mineralsoft.com | YC W16 | Austin, TX | ONSITE Oil & gas analytics and asset management automation. Hiring for software engineering (mid to senior), data science/ product management, sales, and acc
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by jparker165 10y ago
MineralSoft | Austin, TX | ONSITE | Senior Developer MineralSoft is an integrated data platform for oil and gas. Our product provides revenue optimization and automated intelligence for mineral owners, investors, and stakeholders. This is a
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by jparker165 10y ago
MineralSoft YC W16 | Austin, TX | ONSITE | https://mineralsoft.com We're a SaaS and data platform for owners of oil & gas assets. We're hiring senior developers (2+ years professional experience). Our stack is pyth
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by jparker165 11y ago
Right. All equity sold until this triggers takes a haircut. This is especially weird if the 1.5% is taken post-money: companies will want to trigger the conversion as soon as they can reach the $100M valuation (or IPO in Canada even sooner)
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by jparker165 11y ago
MineralSoft | Front-end/ Back-end/ Full-stack | Austin, TX We organize and analyze proprietary data around mineral rights assets. This is a huge, hidden market that's been trapped in 80s technology. Stack: python, django, aws
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by jparker165 11y ago
Clearly you think "post-YC" investments are a good deal, and I agree in aggregate. But the problem is that they can always be a better deal and some companies will be better than others. Let's look at a company who takes $120
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by jparker165 11y ago
This may greatly change incentives for YC. I've always thought being an LP in YC would be fantastic because of the valuation bump companies get on demo day. Let's say a company could raise money at $5mm valuation, but instead give
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by jparker165 11y ago
Austin, TX | Full time | On site MineralSoft: data platform for mineral rights revenue -- extracting and organizing royalty check stub data from oil & gas production http://www.mineralsoft.com Backend/Full-stack Develop
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by jparker165 11y ago
MineralSoft (mineralsoft.com) | Austin, TX | Developer - Python MineralSoft is a platform for oil & gas royalty data. We take information trapped in paper check stubs and make it useful for asset management, payment auditing, accounting
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by jparker165 12y ago
> campaign finance regulations are anti-free speech. Lessig has actually said that he supports the Citizens United decision for exactly this reason. I'll badly paraphrase from "Republic Lost": Lessig says we should exhaust
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by jparker165 12y ago
The paper is only indirectly about parking spot monetization. Dr. Shoup's bigger concerns (as I understood them as a student in his undergrad class at UCLA in 2005) were: (1) optimizing for availability: price high enough that some sp
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by jparker165 12y ago
How do you see this interacting with Larry Lessig's MayDay PAC? The message is slightly different, but the tactics seems identical. I'm always for the experimentation that comes with a new approach, but competition for funds and c
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by jparker165 12y ago
You'll surely be more efficient with handling data, but you don't have digital access to all the data you'd need. For example, the chance that a player plays at all (if they are in questionable health) is one of the most impo
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by jparker165 12y ago
And even at 10,000 records, you're probably better off pre-loading them as json on the client and avoiding the server request altogether.
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by jparker165 12y ago
This is incredibly important. For all the really impassioned conversation about the broken state of US politics (on HN and elsewhere), the Mayday PAC is one of the very few legitimate plans-of-action. It's no silver bullet, but 1000% a
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Ask HN: Who are the engineers that don't get hired?
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by jparker165 13y ago
raw California chargemaster data was in excel files at this gov't website: http://www.oshpd.ca.gov/chargemaster outside of California, the data from a release by Medicare: http://www.cms.gov/Research-St
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by jparker165 13y ago
Yah, the joke I've heard from industry folks is that "only the Sultan of Brunei would pay those prices." But since many actual prices are determined as a percentage of the chargemaster, the provider with the lowest chargemast
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by jparker165 13y ago
I've been working on this exactly for a couple months with a similar dataset, and will clearly now bring in the medicare data. Email me (jparker165@gmail.com) if anyone wants to learn about the project or contribute.
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by jparker165 14y ago
Nice, I've gotten close to building this exact data flow from scratch and it was not fun. You're just missing step 6 ("-> Present"). I'd build some really simple jquery datatables template that will present the output of a hive query, i
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by jparker165 14y ago
Home-grown systems deserve a place in this discussion as well. For my point I'll break up analytics into halves: (1) collection and storage of data (2) analysis and presentation Splunk is an example of something that only does the second