danielnicollet
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- May 7, 2010 (16y ago)
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Serial startupper, specialized in company operations, setting up processes, growing teams, recruiting rare talent, handling challenging key accounts, making miracles, and in general "righting a ship when sails are torn and hull is taking water".
Humanist and rationalist. It's an art, and it involves science.
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- A Close Look At Your Bills' 'Fine Print' (npr.org)
- Pacific Crest surveys 70 SaaS companies (forentrepreneurs.com)
- MatchMaker, A Tool for Data Scientists (blog.exorbyte.com)
- Curing The Black Box Syndrome (blog.exorbyte.com)
- Reducing The Costs of Business Process Automation (blog.exorbyte.com)
- Open eGovernment Data (blog.exorbyte.com)
- Big Data Search (blog.exorbyte.com)
- Oracle Eying Endeca? (Oct 18th Update: Oracle Acquires Endeca) (blog.exorbyte.com)
- eBay, PayPal, Magento and GSI Pillars of eBay's X.commerce Platform (blog.exorbyte.com)
- The Point of Search : Moment of Truth for Online Retail (blog.exorbyte.com)
- Steve Jobs Just Flew Away (blog.exorbyte.com)
- Good Error-Tolerance in Fuzzy Site Search a Must for All (blog.exorbyte.com)
- Autonomy's Secrets Revealed (blog.exorbyte.com)
- Marc Andreessen Wants Oracle Dead (blog.exorbyte.com)
- Spelling Mistakes 'Cost Millions' in Lost Online Sales (blog.exorbyte.com)
- Conversions Bragging Rights (blog.exorbyte.com)
- Steve Job's garage only worth $1.2M (zillow.com)
- Users Blamed for Bad Search Results (blog.exorbyte.com)
- Linkedin suffering another outage like this NOW (abcnews.go.com)
- Error-Tolerance and The Long Tail of Search in Ecommerce (blog.exorbyte.com)
- Apple Exec Paul Devine Pleads Guilty To Kickback (digitaltrends.com)
- EBay is Magento’s secret investor (blog.exorbyte.com)
- The Less Sexy Issues With Wikileaks (en.origoterra.com)
- Swedish Wikileaks Documentary (avail. 2 Days only) (svtplay.se)
- Prominent French newspaper mirrors Wikileaks (wlcentral.org)