kapilkale

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by kapilkale 2y ago
I wish the second paragraph was the launch announcement
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Out with Google Translate, in with GPT4(tremendous.com)
3 points by kapilkale 2y ago|0 comments
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by kapilkale 4y ago
Is the argument here that "if you know how to code, spreadsheets aren't useful to you?" If so, that's false. Spreadsheets are a fantastic way to present visual data and analysis in a way that's auditable by anyone,
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by kapilkale 4y ago
That makes two of us. We have a Cloudflare worker serve the content from Webflow (which is actually set up with a custom domain at https://webflow2.tremendous.com/ . Yes, it's a little convoluted. We still don't kn
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by kapilkale 4y ago
Sorry about that ya'll. We're back up now. The eng team was extremely confused about what had broken our webflow setup (we do some magic with Cloudflare workers to point our marketing pages at at Webflow with a custom domain)... a
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by kapilkale 4y ago
Is the 100x valid? The odds of a founder dying vs. the chances of a company shutting down seem not apples-to-apples I would guess there are many cases of solo founders shutting down their business other than founder death...
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AngelList Venture Raises $100M on a $4B Valuation(angellist.com)
116 points by kapilkale 5y ago|21 comments
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by kapilkale 5y ago
Tremendous | Rails Engineers, Data Engineers | REMOTE [EST +/- 3 hours | Full-time | https://www.tremendous.com * we help companies pay people for things like user research, signup incentives, take-home projects, bug bounti
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by kapilkale 5y ago
Kinda- for a $300 reward, for example, we only need an email address. So a recipient could just choose an Amazon.com gift card and apply it to their account, with only an email address provided.
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by kapilkale 5y ago
My company, tremendous.com, does this, including the tax form collection process if spend exceeds $600 / person. Our primary use case is user research incentives, but interview incentives is an analogous problem. Basically no strings a
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by kapilkale 5y ago
Right on that payments is a challenge in implementing this. Companies need to pay candidates, who may be anywhere in the world, a small amount of money on a one-off basis without the hassle of paperwork. Tremendous.com (where I work) does t
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by kapilkale 5y ago
book is called "the world until yesterday"
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by kapilkale 5y ago
Yo, this is actually really hard
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by kapilkale 5y ago
Tremendous | Senior Fullstack Engs (Rails) (FT) | Remote (+/- 3 hours of EST) Product: tremendous.com/demo, grown 5x over last 15 months, profitable Team: 19 people, former eng leaders from Plaid + AngelList Comp: 80th percentile
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Tremendous (YC W11) Is Hiring Rails Engineers – Remote OK(angel.co)
1 points by kapilkale 6y ago
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by kapilkale 7y ago
https://muzzleapp.com/
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Over 60% of employees are happy at startups–far outpacing FAANG and MSFT(angel.co)
10 points by kapilkale 7y ago|2 comments
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The Truth About Finding Your First Engineering Job(angel.co)
5 points by kapilkale 7y ago|0 comments
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Angela Byron on Building a Diverse Open-Source Community(angel.co)
2 points by kapilkale 7y ago|0 comments
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Naval Ravikant's Guide to Choosing Your First Job in Tech(angel.co)
2 points by kapilkale 8y ago|0 comments
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How to Switch Engineering Jobs–And Actually Like Your New Role(angel.co)
6 points by kapilkale 8y ago|0 comments
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by kapilkale 8y ago
Always ask about the preference stack. You'll rarely discover anything interesting, but if you do, it'll completely change how you value your equity grant. https://angel.co/blog/liquidation-preference-your-equ
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Want to Recruit Better Engineers? Open Source Your Code(angel.co)
272 points by kapilkale 8y ago|137 comments
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by kapilkale 8y ago
“Looking for jobs through employer reviews is becoming more popular, so buying Glassdoor not only grabs more users but also strengthens Recruit’s existing HR platform,” said Yushi Kawamoto, analyst at Haitong International Japaninvest KK. “
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by kapilkale 8y ago
Glassdoor was valued at ~7X revenue [1], and was growing ~30% YoY [2]. This means they were doing ~$170M top-line, up from $130M in the year prior. [1] https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-05-09/japan-
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Defining Aggregators(stratechery.com)
47 points by kapilkale 9y ago|1 comments
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How to Get a Job at a Cryptocurrency Startup(angel.co)
29 points by kapilkale 9y ago|0 comments
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by kapilkale 9y ago
I doubt this is a choice on Shopify's part; it's almost certainly coming upstream from their payments partners. https://stripe.com/blog/why-some-businesses-arent-allowed
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Facebook: Tips to Spot False News(facebook.com)
1 points by kapilkale 9y ago|0 comments
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by kapilkale 10y ago
$33 / US driver... I'd say Uber came out on top here.

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