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Another one: "Y Combinator--a computer term for a program that runs other programs." Heh, sure.
by dlo 16y ago
Another one: "Y Combinator--a computer term for a program that runs other programs."
Heh, sure.
- Matt_Cutts 16y agoOn the other hand, the explanation of convertible notes and valuation caps was clear and helpful. Great article overall.
- dshankar 16y agoA bit off topic, but where can I learn more about convertibles, valuation caps, FF stock, and all the legal stuff we don't learn in our engineering classes?
- rms 16y agohttp://venturehacks.com/archives http://venturehacks.com/archives
- ilovecomputers 16y agoI did not know that Naval had a site like this. Thanks!
- rms 16y agoAnd it functions as more or less everything you need to know about this stuff. I was able to read it as it was posted but if I was just starting the now the ebook for $20 is well worth it over clicking "previous" a whole bunch of times in the blog layout.
- eru 16y agoIf you take expressions in the lambda calculus to be programs, then that's not too bad. You don't even have to be liberal in your interpretation of `run'. Of course "computer term" is a bad choice. It's mathematics (or its hyped subfield of computer science).