mooneyc6
Re:A framework for choosing what to do
on Monday February 28, 2022 @12:55PM (#30502782)
did you weight the criteria for short and long term? I feel like people are always my number 1, followed closely by impact, but thinking long term you can't negate salary
Re:Launch HN: Nextmv (YC W20) – Developer-friendly logistics algorithms
on Friday March 20, 2020 @09:40AM (#22637399)
Thanks! Would love your feedback
Re:Launch HN: Nextmv (YC W20) – Developer-friendly logistics algorithms
on Friday March 20, 2020 @08:30AM (#22636996)
Thanks for reaching out! We will be posting our docs on our site in the next couple weeks (with examples). You can see one of those examples in the screencast linked above!
Also, we are considering whether to go open source with our platform in all or part and we’re still early
Re:Launch HN: Nextmv (YC W20) – Developer-friendly logistics algorithms
on Thursday March 19, 2020 @09:42PM (#22633718)
Thanks! This feature is extremely relevant to operational decisions. You can’t tell your operations team/ drivers/ etc that there is simply no plan because the algorithm is still running!
Re:Launch HN: Nextmv (YC W20) – Developer-friendly logistics algorithms
on Thursday March 19, 2020 @04:06PM (#22631124)
Thanks! We are excited about all the cool applications people will think of for this
Launch HN: Nextmv (YC W20) – Developer-friendly logistics algorithms
Hey HN!We're Carolyn and Ryan, founders of nextmv (https://nextmv.io/). We help developers build and test logistics algorithms faster. These are things like routing delivery vehicles, assigning nurses to patients, and managing supply chains.We used to work in systems engineering and operations research on big government projects, including missile simulations and airport runway management. A...