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This is definitely for enterprise and school purchases. We have an educational app, Kodable, and a huge number of our users are still on iPad 2s. When you buy in volume, that extra $100 goes a long way, and, for better or worse, schools and
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The thing I kept thinking when I was reading this was pedigree, pedigree, pedigree. Brown grad, University of Chicago, met at Harvard Summer School. Invested in a YC company already. One works at Stripe. This is quite the resume for two peo
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People keep talking about the rising prices, but what is being done? What CAN be done? Its supply and demand. San Francisco will always be expensive because it is a desirable location for certain groups of high-earning people. Being "p
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I guess pg chose to pursue YC instead of that kickass goatee...
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From Ycombinator's "What We Do" page: One concrete consequence is that Y Combinator funding lets you sell early, if you want to. It can sometimes make sense to sell yourself when you're small for a few million, rather t
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The biggest issue with single founders isn't what most people think. Its not about getting more work done, or that you can't physically output as much code as two people. Most startups spend lots of "wasted" time going t
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So apparently the app works because you can access someone's facebook page with the URL www.facebook.com/"#". With the number being the numbered profile they are. Its curious, however, that Zuck is actually number 4 (www
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For kindergarten-2nd grade (5-8) I'd also recommend Kodable if you have an iPad. It simplifies programming concepts into a fun and interactive world where you have to guide a little fuzz ball through colored mazes. It teaches sequence,
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He matured as he got older, as Woz said. Getting forced out of Apple was a pretty humbling experience. His time at NeXT and Pixar helped as well. And just plain getting older...
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Tolerance is great, but safety should always be the primary concern. A significant amount of homeless people are homeless, sadly, because of mental conditions. I'm not saying that most homeless people are going to attack you in the str
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I've lived all over the country, and I've never seen such a big divide between two groups (wealthy tech and everyone else) as I have in the Bay Area. The last time I was there, I realized why most of the protests for economic refo
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I think you're right, but I don't think the breakdown is as drastic as 99%. Traction is most important by a wide margin, because it proves that you're doing something right. This is a capitalist society where the market dicta
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Life-saving transplant denied, health insurance canceled over 26-cent shortfall
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This man's got spunk! Get him to Silicon Valley with some venture capital and he'll make waves.
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From the "Philosophy" section of ycombinator.com/about (the whole section is relevant really): One concrete consequence is that Y Combinator funding lets you sell early, if you want to. It can sometimes make sense to sell yo
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How did I know it would be the Steve Jobs article
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Ask HN: What is the most upvoted story ever on HN?
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The Tom Hanks movie "The Terminal" seems rather relevant here.
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Is there a way to access from a NAS or other network share? I see options for network stream but its rather cryptic.
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I'm talking weird glitches like a nib gets corrupted and I've made enough changes to matter but haven't committed anything yet
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Dropbox revert to previous versions has saved my ass multiple times when something goes wrong in Xcode that I can't undo.
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Nothing in life worth doing is
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Fucking hard
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They need to have better procedures in situations like this. A woman at night being approached by a bunch of men? The cons of staying are far greater than anything that could justify it. Sadly these situations happen so late that once the a
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Elon Musk put his last $3 million into Tesla to make payroll a few years ago.
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Talk to your friends/colleagues and find a good lawyer to talk to about this. The legal situation could be all over the map depending on your employment contract. Taxes are usually done after the fact. I.e you get a 1099-MISC from ea
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These two are nowhere near the same. Assange leaked information that actually put people's lives in danger. He directly named operatives undercover in places with governments that wouldn't think twice about chopping their heads of
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Certain people are going to like iOS 7 and certain people aren't. Its been that way with every single work of art since the beginning of time. Trying to "make" someone see the beauty in something they instinctively dislike is
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I was referring to the original DRM decision as being too greedy when they made it (before the backlash). Companies institute DRM to decrease piracy, which increases their bottom line. The effectiveness of DRM is a totally different subject
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I don't get the negative response to this. They made a mistake (admittedly being too greedy), and now they're correcting it. People didn't like the DRM, SO THEY TOOK IT OUT! Get over holding a grudge; the Xbox has a lot of ve
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