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Comment · 7 years ago
I just went through it on my startup that has 3 people working on it.

>>You've got 276.5 out of a maximum of 330 points.

I think most startups with serious engineers on them will do very well on tech due diligence. I think most people complaining on here don’t really understand modern engineering or don’t fully lean into managed cloud services the right way. For example it is very easy to have geo-replicated database, automated backups/snapshots, auto scaling with functions.. on and on.

Comment · 7 years ago
It seems like these companies are fully over valued so now they need to come up with shit to push down people’s throats for the IPOs so the investors can get out at a profit.

This is what happens when VCs keep funding these loses for a decade. We saw the same thing with Uber, pushing Uber eats as if it’s going to take over all food, meanwhile there has been like 3-5 startups already doing that at a very easy to value valuation.

Anyway, I’m not buying.

Edit: I’m referencing the following from the article

>>”He is known for making bombastic pronouncements, like this one at an all-company event last year: “There are 150 million orphans in the world. We want to solve this problem and give them a new family: the WeWork family.” In L.A., Neumann told his employees that the newly formed We Company would now have three prongs — WeWork, WeLive, and WeGrow — with a single, grandiose mission: “to elevate the world’s consciousness.””

Comment · 7 years ago
Thanks for the feedback, we did everything ourselves. Two of us on this with developer backgrounds.
Comment · 7 years ago
Comment · 7 years ago
Things just keep getting better and better for AMD... it’s like once you have a little bit of luck things just keep snowballing from there.

They are on track to have an amazing year with CPUs that may take a very significant chunk of the cloud compute away from intel and then maybe even on the performance side.. it’s just fascinating that a company that almost died just a few years ago is now a big contender on multiple fronts.

Comment · 7 years ago
Thank you for using the app, sorry that your having those issues. I will look into all of those.

Any chance you can shot an email to [email protected], so we can see the account, and let us know if your on iOS or Android. Any of the Failed URLs will also be really helpful so we can make the scraping more resilient. We are working hard to add features that help organize articles better.

Comment · 7 years ago
Sure I follow them but their issue is it’s human read articles which is why the volume is so low.

Articles unlike books are being produced in the millions everyday and so it’s really hard to find the best pieces to read over.. which is what they have to do.

I think there is room for letting people listen to anything and AI/ML advancements allow us to get pretty damn close.

Comment · 7 years ago

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