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Category Archives: job
A farewell to Mixx
Almost exactly four years ago, I left AOL to work at Mixx, a tech startup. Â I started as VP of engineering and pretty soon became CTO. Â That’s less impressive than it sounds, given that my engineering staff consisted at its … Continue reading
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More blogging by me!
I’m going to be occasionally blogging on technical matters on the new Mixx Engine Room blog. (Mixx is where I work, for those who may not know.) Those posts are going to be seriously geeky, so don’t be ashamed if … Continue reading
We’re up!
Well, up in Beta, anyway. After an intense summer of activity, and a crunch mode that has lasted for the last three weeks or so, we’re now sending sign-ups to our private beta. You do need an invitation, but that’s … Continue reading
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So what is that thing you’re working on?
We’re still in stealth mode, but at least we have something up on the web now. It’s at: http://www.mixx.com Go look at the pretty picture and imagine the wonderfulness that is coming. Or give us your email address and we’ll … Continue reading
Making it up as we go along
In the start-up life, there is no infrastructure, and your opinion on everything matters. Think of all the things that are provided for you in a big company. There are standard offices, someone buys furniture, internet connectivity is provided, the … Continue reading
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Off to a good start
So yesterday, I’m sitting in an all-day meeting with my fellow starter-uppers to nail down details of how we’re going to work together and what we’re going to build. A lot of requirements discussions, diving deep into the product definition. … Continue reading
Start of the adventure
After ten years of working at AOL, tomorrow is my last day. I’m joining a start-up as the VP of engineering, something that sounds a little less impressive when you realize that for the next six months at least there … Continue reading
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