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3 Comma Swagger

Handling every situation like you're worth a billion dollars.

I make fun of Mark all the time, but he doesn't get mad cuz he has that 3 comma swagger

Added by yungsnuggie yungsnuggie about 9 years ago

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    That's awesome

    It's alright. Almost meh. But you wanna sound interested and enthusiastic.

    Hayden: I just built the android version to my new Flappy bird clone!

    Matt: That's awesome!

    Added by yungsnuggie yungsnuggie about 9 years ago

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    Code Ninja Turtle

    Someone who is lazy as fuck, but is also brilliant jack of all trades engineer.

    Ryan slept the entire week and finished his part of the project the night before it was due. Our boss thinks he's a code ninja, but he's really just a code ninja turtle.

    Added by yungsnuggie yungsnuggie about 9 years ago

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      Starbucks Office

      When a scrappy startup founder brings his monitors and laptop to Starbucks to set up a coffee shop office. Often done when the home office has become too mundane and a change of scenery is needed.

      Added by zazpowered zazpowered about 9 years ago

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        Thotline Bling

        When a girl or guy you barely know likes your picture or sends you a message indicating they're interested in a booty call, but it'll probably never happen cuz you barely know each other and you're both too lazy to act on it.

        I know when thotline bling, it could only mean nothing.

        Added by yungsnuggie yungsnuggie about 9 years ago

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          Startup Unicorn

          A startup that is profitable and is relatively easy to understand.

          Netfilx is a startup unicorn with a low price product, clear message, and high user satisfaction.

          Added by GoogleEngineer GoogleEngineer about 9 years ago

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            Winter is coming

            The fear of a major economic crash becoming imminent during times of relative prosperity.

            Raise your VC money now. Any day this "bubble" may pop and it will be a cold winter indeed. A few unicorns will die and many will be seeking warmth in places they never even knew existed. Winter is coming.

            Added by GoogleEngineer GoogleEngineer about 9 years ago

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              Undev

              Short for: Undead developer
              See related: Undead

              A developer who is constantly in a braindead state, having become accustomed to a severe degree of apathy (causes may vary) and low motivation. Usually, groups of them are found in companies with a highly lucrative business model coupled with low competition in their segment of the industry.

              Identifiers: Unable to think, learn, or communicate despite repeated encouragement, instruction, and subsequent reprimanding.

              Some studies have shown that undev-ness is contractable, but the means by which it spreads continues to elude scientists.

              Added by lloydmeta lloydmeta about 9 years ago

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              House Lannister

              Also known as Apple Inc. They hold a powerful grasp on the Iron Throne of Silicon Valley for being one of the most profitable companies in the Valley. Just like the Lanisters, Apple always repays it's debts whether it's paying their investors back or revenge in the form of their army of patent trolling lawyers.

              Steve: After I graduate, I'm going to work for House Lanister.

              James: Careful boy, rumors say that there's an army of Dragons coming

              Added by GoogleEngineer GoogleEngineer about 9 years ago

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                Backseat Investor

                An investor who will never tell you no, but will wait for a lead investor to commit so he can take a backseat and ride the return train. They always tell you to keep them informed with your project without ever providing active help.

                I thought Cody would be a generous investor after his company got acquired, but instead he's just another backseat investor waiting for a bigger fish to bite.

                Added by yungsnuggie yungsnuggie over 9 years ago

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                  Code Ninja

                  A euphemism that is used by Bay Area recruiters who don't actually know what in specific they want in a Software Engineer, just someone who can pretty much do everything and anything that's handed to them.

                  We're looking to recruit the best Code Ninjas possible for our startup of 4 currently employed non-technical founders. Free pizza will be provided on Wednesdays.

                  Added by yungsnuggie yungsnuggie over 9 years ago

                  • charlesjo charlesjo

                    Also used oddly and inappropriately by non-Asians as term of endearment to their Asian-American friends.

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                  Self made entrepreneur

                  A label meaning that an entrepreneur has come from nothing, has not inherited their wealth or startup. A lot of entrepreneurs have found a loophole because while inheriting a lot of money disqualifies one from being self made, receiving a shit ton of money and connections from your parents while they are alive doesn't.

                  John: How did you possibly hire 50 people without any VC funding. You told me you were self made?
                  Lyman: My dad gave me a ton of money and connections. Does that count?

                  Added by zazpowered zazpowered over 9 years ago

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                    Jack Effect

                    The effect Jack Dorsey's induction as CEO of Twitter has had on founders who now operate more than one startup.

                    The Jack Effect has caused most entrepreneurs at Stanford to operate more than one company at once.

                    Added by yungsnuggie yungsnuggie about 9 years ago

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                      SWOT Analysis

                      SWOT is a planning method used to evaluate the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats of an idea or decision. Jared is ridiculed by the other members of Pied Piper on Silicon Valley for suggesting SWOT because they think it is corporate and a waste of time.

                      "I've booby trapped the house with corporate resources"
                      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfB0g_JDIds

                      Added by zazpowered zazpowered over 9 years ago

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                        Sellsword Engineer

                        An engineer with almost no personal startup ambition who sells his talents to the highest bidder. They are often silent unless spoken too and in many instances perceived as judging you without even hearing them speak a word. If your a startup founder, you must be ready to spend some serious coin to recruit one these guys and girls.

                        Even though he'd worked at Twitter for years building out many of their core products, he had no hesitation switching to Google X, when they offered him 10k more a year.

                        Added by GoogleEngineer GoogleEngineer about 9 years ago

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                          Corporate Storyteller

                          This is an actual job title given to people in Silicon Valley whose job it is to humanize the narrative of a company. The companies that have a position like this are so soulless and out of touch with regular people that they need to keep someone on their payroll to do this for them.

                          Jane became a corporate storyteller at Salesforce after the company realized they were too out of touch with everyday people.

                          Added by yungsnuggie yungsnuggie about 9 years ago

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                            Convertible Note

                            A note used for the most well-known method of raising venture capital in Silicon Valley; raising convertible debt. This is when the investor buys shares priced at a later round of a companies VC raising.

                            Raising capital for alot of companies is a long term process. Basically convertible debt just makes it so that a VC gets more bang for his buck because he invested earlier. Each round the shares get more expensive, but you don't know how much of a discount one will get until each subsequent round. Value is pretty relative in this way.

                            If this sounds like economic black magic, it's because it kind of is. There are very few industries in the world in which people raise finances this way. When one understands how convertible debt works, TechCrunch headlines also sound less impressive and one begins to wonder if values are purposely inflated or deflated to fit different situations.

                            NOTE: It's technically regarded as "debt," which is why many entrepreneurs are pushing for the use of essentially the same thing called a SAFE (which doesn't use the word debt in it's language).

                            Steven Pham raised 200k on a convertible note to pursue his idea of mass producing solar powered dildo dispensers which send live tweets on the buyers identity upon sale.

                            Added by yungsnuggie yungsnuggie about 9 years ago

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                            Rockstar CEO

                            A title people give to above average CEOs to give attention to the fact that they and their company exist, usually in an attempt to increase their social value.

                            ex1: I just met Nancy, a rockstar CEO, whose company is building solar powered televisions priced at 10,000$ for people in developing countries.

                            ex2: I've never heard Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, or Evan Spiegel referred to as Rockstar CEOs. You know why? Because nobody has to say something so corny to shed light on the fact that they are incredibly good at what they do.

                            Added by yungsnuggie yungsnuggie about 9 years ago

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                              The Imitation Iteration

                              The part of one's product iteration where they decide to imitate aspects of an app that a wide base of users are familiar with out of fear that their innovative new product is way ahead of it's time.

                              Before Jean's company closed they spend a month stuck on an imitation iteration where they copied nearly every feature of Snapchat until it became a shitty clone of the product.

                              Added by yungsnuggie yungsnuggie about 9 years ago

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                                Metadata

                                In most instances, metadata is referred to as information that helps you identity what shit is among users exchanging data, without actually seeing it's inward contents. It's like a sealed, labeled envelope of sorts.

                                The NSA can see the metadata of every call and text you make, although they claim they don't actually read what it contains. They can see the fact that you sent a text to your girlfriend, but they claim they don't actually read it unless they have permission by their higher ups.

                                Added by yungsnuggie yungsnuggie about 9 years ago