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Show HN: The Milky Way, in the Browser(inertialref.jonjaques.com)
2 points by relaunched 25d ago|0 comments
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Memoir to Secure Computing Technology Corp(cryptosmith.com)
1 points by relaunched 5mo ago|0 comments
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by relaunched 1y ago
I'm much more concerned with a new hire, especially revOps, that shows up and their day 1 recommendation is to change productivity tooling for the whole company. Typically these big changes on day one kinda folks are tone def to the or
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by relaunched 1y ago
You are making a lot of assumptions that I'd encourage you to not. Also, this isn't a big bounty dilemma. There was no program. What are you trying to accomplish? You hacked a site (probably not legal).You reach out and reported i
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by relaunched 2y ago
Ouch. What a cruel, but not completely unfounded, description of my life's work.
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by relaunched 2y ago
For context, I don't have the time to meet with everyone that reaches out. I was thinking I could hold office hours and people could show up and ask questions.
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Ask HN: Has anyone used twitch to mentor others?
5 points by relaunched 2y ago|1 comments
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by relaunched 2y ago
You and I don't have a meeting of the minds for what a founding engineer is. I understand it to be the first, non-cofounder, salaried engineer. This is the highest-equity receiving engineer-focused early employee. They should be gettin
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by relaunched 2y ago
I'd think about the role as a role. Is there a job description? If so, what are the specific responsibilities. What would you pay for the role - comp it to market and company hiring practices. Then, determine if you need the role. Then
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Gitlab Explores Sale(finance.yahoo.com)
1 points by relaunched 2y ago|0 comments
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by relaunched 2y ago
My first thought was snide / next level anti-Semitic trolling. But, then I reminded myself that you shouldn't infer tone to comments online.
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OWASP LLM Cyber Security and Governance Checklist(owasp.org)
2 points by relaunched 2y ago|2 comments
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by relaunched 2y ago
The former weapons of mass destruction 404 message comes to mind - https://w3dev.net/stuff/error/404.html
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by relaunched 2y ago
This article understates how big the content discovery problem was on the web, at those times. Delicious, Digg, Stumbleupon, Reddit and a million others. Reddit is the Craigslist of content discovery, in so many ways.
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by relaunched 2y ago
I think he's talking about Yishan Wong and Ellen Pao. BTW, true or not, that's a hell of a way to refer to them, respectively.
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by relaunched 3y ago
Find an employment lawyer. The United States and Colorado have FMLA / FML laws to protect employees from losing their job. An attorney will be able to advise.
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by relaunched 3y ago
Except their legal fees. Whenever you close a round, make sure you negotiate a cap on the legal fees you are willing to cover. The company pays for VC legal fees - SURPRISE.
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US just got 1M sq kms bigger(earth.com)
2 points by relaunched 3y ago|1 comments
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by relaunched 3y ago
It's a faulty premise. Very few people actual want to discover startups, for the sake of discovering startups. The reason no one has heard of your startup is because the people who have heard about it don't care. Startups grow whe
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by relaunched 3y ago
There is a lot of patting themselves on the back and no acknowledgement of wrongdoing. They got caught violating trust for an inconsequential revenue stream, at the expense of their biggest revenue stream's customer - so, we'll sh
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by relaunched 3y ago
It's a hard reality, but imagine you are the one re-capitalizing this venture. They have a team, no customer, no product, but a new idea they want to pursue. There are a lot of early teams with ideas in search of money that you could i
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by relaunched 3y ago
I do a fair bit of investing and advising (both for startups and venture funds). If you are the founding CEO and you are looking to leave, the most likely outcome for a company that's early, and without any sort of product market fit,
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by relaunched 3y ago
Every few years this story resurfaces and always makes me smile.
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by relaunched 3y ago
Admitting defeat is the wrong way to frame the situation. You have learned a lot and gained a lot of experience. There has never been a better time to market your skills, to companies all over the world, and see what is out there. Your comp
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by relaunched 3y ago
It might be my security hat speaking, but I see it as insecure, regardless of who is man in the middling the connection. I'm not a tinfoil hat, but security can't hang it's hat on the kindness of strangers.
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by relaunched 3y ago
You will inevitably give the best deal to your first enterprise customer, embrace it. Enterprises negotiate. So, no matter what you propose, they will want a better deal. The simplest way to start is extend the current best pricing you offe
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Orca Sues Wiz for Patent Infringement(securityweek.com)
2 points by relaunched 3y ago|0 comments
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by relaunched 3y ago
I am not a lawyer and this isn't legal advice. This isn't gonna end well, in the short-term. However, you can prepare yourself for the longer term. Many companies, especially startups, just don't care. Document, or send a rec
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by relaunched 3y ago
Re-negotiating is all about leverage and after signing, you have none. SAFE's are pretty standard, so I presume you aren't happy with the Cap or discount. Here are a few things to consider, before you become a huge problem for the
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by relaunched 3y ago
Dear young friend, A couple things: >At this point in your career, no one is paying you to explain anything to them, u less they ask. Your unsolicited opinion is only doing you harm. >Your are the most inexperienced and, likely, the l

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