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Good Software is a Series of Little Failures

Good Software is a Series of Little Failures

The “small batch” approach to software development, and why it’s better.
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11 Pivotal Lessons From @StartupLJackson

Here are some our favorite tweets from the former pivot turned foul-mouthed business philosopher.Tweets collected by Morgan Holzer and Mischa Nachtigal For years, they all wondered about the identity behind this satirical, occasional wisdom-spouting Twitter account. When the curtain was finally pulled back, the man behind the tweets was revealed to be Parker Thompson, former Director of Business Development at Pivotal Labs and current Partner at AngelList. Here are some our favorite tweets from the former pivot turned foul-mouthed business philosopher.
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PivotalApr 4
Do Keyboard Shortcut Sounds Make Pair Programming Easier?

Do Keyboard Shortcut Sounds Make Pair Programming Easier?

Big bands working in perfect harmony have always felt normal, but consider the difficulty of sharing one computer with one or two people to…
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Sara TanseyMar 17
Day Two Problems

Day Two Problems

The idea of “day two problems” refers to all of the critical, but often forgotten problems an organization faces once an application is in…
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CotéMar 23
Unleashing Your IoT Data: It’s All in the Science

Unleashing Your IoT Data: It’s All in the Science

When it comes to the Internet of Things (IoT) it’s all in the data. What really matters though is how you actually go about creating value…
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Kaushik Kunal DasMar 22
The Absence of “Yes” Over Time Equals “No”

The Absence of “Yes” Over Time Equals “No”

Last week I spoke with a startup founder who was struggling with one of the most common problems faced by early stage companies.
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jason fraserMar 17
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