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@kenm One major reason is that software engineers aren't the customers for Jira. Project managers are.

@johnakamark The fact this has been a common theme for almost 10 years makes me have a lot of respect for Atlassian. Sooo many thousands of software engineers hate Jira, the same people who have the technical skill to create a better solution, yet Jira is still here. And it’s not for lack of...

@wizz I'd be willing to bet that authentic engagement on ProductHunt has fell off a cliff. PH knows it, but tolerates the bots since it makes it look like the site isn't dead. Same thing is happening to Twitter replies section. Replies to tweets used to have engaging content and discussion...

@matthewv Stanford is the most successful school for building entrepreneurs and it's not even close. Yale and Princeton have many brilliant students, but those schools attract the types that want to become doctors, lawyers, politicians. CalTech students are probably smarter than the average...

@aliciaew Of course there's a bias for elite engineering universities. They're more likely to produce founders with strong technical talent/market insight. A Stanford student will be on average, more technical, more entrepreneurial, and perhaps most importantly, have a network of OTHER...