pjmurray

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by pjmurray 1y ago
Great Question (YC W21) | AI Engineer | Remote (USA / Aus / NZ) https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/greatquestion/4b2f2c9e-3d77-4195-81... We are hiring our first AI engineer to help us realize our AI agentic vision. T
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by pjmurray 5y ago
Great Question | Full-stack and Backend Engineers | Full-time | Remote (+- 5 hr PST) | $100-150k https://careers.greatquestion.co/fullstack-engineer/en Great Question is the all-in-one platform for customer research. W
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Great Question (YC W21) Is Hiring Full-Stack and Backend Engineers (Rails)(ycombinator.com)
1 points by pjmurray 5y ago
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by pjmurray 5y ago
Great Question | Full-stack and Backend Engineers | Full-time | Remote (+- 5 hr PST) | $100-150k https://careers.greatquestion.co/fullstack-engineer/en Great Question is the all-in-one platform for customer research. W
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Great Question (YC W21) Is Hiring Founding Engineers (Rails, React, Remote)
1 points by pjmurray 5y ago
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by pjmurray 5y ago
Great Question (YC W21) | Founding Engineer, Rails | REMOTE | UTC-11 to UTC-5 | USD 110k-130k + equity | https://greatquestion.co/ Great Question helps companies democratize customer research - making it easy for anyone in
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Great Question (YC W21) is hiring a founding engineer to automate user research(ycombinator.com)
1 points by pjmurray 5y ago
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Great Question (YC W21) Is Hiring a Founding Engineer (Rails) (Remote, PST-Ish)(ycombinator.com)
1 points by pjmurray 5y ago
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Anatomy of a B2B Customer Interview Script(greatquestion.co)
2 points by pjmurray 6y ago|0 comments
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What your friends really think of you(medium.com)
2 points by pjmurray 6y ago|0 comments
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Advice On Rapidly Adopting Remote Work (when Covid-19 gives you no other option)(medium.com)
2 points by pjmurray 7y ago|0 comments
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by pjmurray 12y ago
Google's version of freemium? I'd love to know the numbers behind this. Anyone have an idea of what Google's Adword visitor LTV is for these sites?
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H1-B Visa Lottery has been drawn. 172,500 applications; 65,000 visas.(uscis.gov)
1 points by pjmurray 12y ago|0 comments
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by pjmurray 13y ago
I flew from Australia in 2011 for it and have no regrets. At the time though I was very new to the startup scene. Like any conference most of the value is derived from the networking rather than the speakers/presentations. Keeping in m
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by pjmurray 15y ago
I'd be interested to see what value this adds compared to the documentation and existing (free) blog posts on it's use. IMHO Backbone's docs are super friendly and if you're really wondering what's going on under the covers the source code
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by pjmurray 15y ago
Completely agree - when it comes to software you will avoid doing 'stupid stuff' if you actually UNDERSTAND what you are doing.
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by pjmurray 15y ago
not really a shocking number considering the current state of the industry.
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by pjmurray 16y ago
This sounds cool. I would also be quite interested.
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by pjmurray 16y ago
I think this is a very good point. You may find that there is more to be made selling songs/albums/playlists via affiliate channels, or like stated, offering pro features. DJ's may even be using it to trial new vinyls before they buy. If no
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by pjmurray 16y ago
Im just looking at flights now and should be able to have 8 days in town: 13th - 21st. Do you know any events off the top of your head that are on? Something I might start concentrating on once flights are booked. I am definitely starting t
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Ask HN: How worthwhile is Startup School?
17 points by pjmurray 16y ago|15 comments
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by pjmurray 16y ago
New Zealand
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by pjmurray 16y ago
Clever - quirky enough to get to the top of HN, informing (arguably) the best pool of potential employees that they're hiring.
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by pjmurray 16y ago
As an alternative - I work site based requiring me on site 15 days at a time, 6 days off. Accommodation and food provided. As a salaried employee I am given a 40% uplift for this. I have heard of cases where this can be as great as 60%. How
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by pjmurray 16y ago
What was your motivation for getting it done right from the start, rather than bootstrapping it yourself first for proof of concept/profitability? time constraints? Obviously you have made some assumptions as to how long profitability will
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by pjmurray 16y ago
I am not sure if it is possible (as my programming experience is very limited) but an API for this so, rather than continually having to provide support for other services, you outsource the development to the community!
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by pjmurray 16y ago
Well done on launching! find the bootstrap/outsource combo very interesting - surely this is somewhat of a oxymoron What's your background if you don't mind me asking?
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Ask HN: Start-up success as a non-technical?
22 points by pjmurray 16y ago|19 comments
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by pjmurray 16y ago
Yea I will do - I've been meaning to start one up but at the moment I don't have enough spare time as it is (working 12 hour days and spending all my spare time learning). When I've got something worth writing about I'll let you know.
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by pjmurray 16y ago
This is true - it requires you have a product that is not intrinsically linked to the country you're developing it in. I would imagine something like Groupon.com or foursquare may be hard to get going in NZ. Where in NZ are you thinking of

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