Eran Kirshenboim

@erankirsh

Co-founder at Sweep

Tel Aviv, Israel Katılım Nisan 2008

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Eran Kirshenboim@erankirsh·27 Tem

@nukemberg Haha. You’re right

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Avishai Ish-Shalom@nukemberg·27 Tem

@erankirsh The context changes the conclusion. No, 65m$ in this case wasn't that expensive

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Avishai Ish-Shalom@nukemberg·25 Tem

When you say your monitoring is too expensive, compared to what? What is the benchmark for monitoring spend? For that matter, for any infra cost?

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Eran Kirshenboim@erankirsh·27 Tem

@nukemberg Not entirely… it’s an SEO article :) But the data is true isn’t it?

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Avishai Ish-Shalom@nukemberg·27 Tem

@erankirsh You didn't actually read the article, did you

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Eran Kirshenboim@erankirsh·22 Tem

@nivertech @DanShappir @nukemberg This has an easy answer actually. 10x engineers know that there’s no such thing as a 10x engineer

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.@nivertech·22 Tem

@DanShappir @nukemberg 1. An even better question is: If someone is truly a 10x engineer, why would they work for someone else? 2. A 10x engineer who is willing to take some risks & knows how to operate a business can easily earn at least 3x net more than an equivalent salaryman job position.

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Avishai Ish-Shalom@nukemberg·21 Tem

I wonder if the ppl looking for 10x engineers are willing to pay them 2x

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Eran Kirshenboim@erankirsh·16 Eki

@nukemberg I don’t believe anyone would use JQuery on any professional or semi professional project. Having said that you need to remember it’s bundled into Wordpress…

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Avishai Ish-Shalom@nukemberg·12 Eki

why are ppl still using jquery? AFAICT modern browser APIs provide everything you get from it

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Eran Kirshenboim@erankirsh·1 May

@dafrankel While some of it is true, there are so many things to factor in the decision here. Specifically the market you’re in. This is a good example.

Andrew Wilkinson@awilkinson

This is a story about how I lost $10,000,000 by doing something stupid. Ten. Million. Dollars. Literally up in smoke. Money bonfire. That’s enough to retire with $250,000+ in annual income. Here’s what happened…

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David Frankel@dafrankel·30 Nis

I recently shared a thread urging founders to preserve their exit optionality by limiting the amount of capital they raise. Read this next part … if only because you would prefer to own more of your startup. Skip it if you want to help your VC to buy another yacht. /🧵

David Frankel@dafrankel

Founder 1: Runs startup for five years. Sells for ~$100M. Makes $30M. Founder 2: Running startup for ten years (and counting). Valued at ~$1B. Founder shares valued at $30M. Which founder would you rather be? /🧵

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Eran Kirshenboim@erankirsh·30 Eki

@gdibner What’s more interesting is that you wrote “blockchain” and got the most tweet replies in recent posts. :) makes you wonder.

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