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TheMakeA
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TheMakeA
14y ago
One issue that I have seen is that many people will confuse anything more than slapping together code and checking it in as "premature optimization." Many of the same people believe that the value of their code scales proportionately with i
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14y ago
Well, I certainly hope pg isn't putting the non-needles into an incinerator like Jamie...
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14y ago
Zapier sends him a notification of course... ;)
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14y ago
Thanks for the heads up.
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14y ago
That's definitely something I have considered and may well end up doing. I just haven't started moving in that direction yet.
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14y ago
I think in particular, I would/could have benefited more from the increased number of opportunities for free time and flexibility: * No longer have seasonal breaks outside of the odd vacation time. * Can't cram work into only a couple days
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14y ago
Could you transfer to a college in Silicon Valley instead?
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14y ago
Part of the allure of YC for me is the promise of being able to work on my company full time. I don't currently have any other means to do so. I am going to build my company no matter what, but YC would offer means to drastically speed it a
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14y ago
In my early 20s. Dropped out of college to get "real world experience." In retrospect, the thought of having blocks of free time to pursue whatever I want is very appealing. For now I am stuck doing 40+ hour workweeks and trying to cram sid
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14y ago
Thanks!
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Interesting, thank you. Was that after they had already invited you out?
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I do wonder what percentage of people drop or pivot due to a YC rejection. It seems weird to me that not continuing would be the norm.
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14y ago
The proximity sensor hack is delightfully ingenious.
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14y ago
Thanks, that makes sense.
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14y ago
I haven't heard much about the Skype pre-interview. Does anyone know more about that? Are they common?
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14y ago
I believe that all of our signups came from outside of HN.
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14y ago
"grand - Version Control that Scales" http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4471989 There was no real response from the Show HN but we generated a decent amount of interest. We haven't reached our beta yet, but we decided to apply to YC so
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14y ago
There is so little room on the application as it is to try to sell yourself and your cofounder (not your idea) that I could honestly not even imagine wasting it. But in my case, I don't have a fancy school to list in the founder question, s
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14y ago
> I ate 20 hot dogs in one sitting. Wow, does this really happen? I wonder what percentage of applications have obviously bad answers like this.
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14y ago
The suspense is already unbearable enough as it is.
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14y ago
I have to imagine that the system is something like this: 1. Each partner has a queue of pending applications that have changes or have yet to be seen. 2. Each application shows a simple diff between the last time this partner saw it and no
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14y ago
This looks pretty sweet. Good job.
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14y ago
The article does mention a $30k car (and loceng kindly pointed it out as well). I look forward to hearing more about it.
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14y ago
Probably not when their cars start at $50,000. I would really love for it to happen though. But perhaps I am just poor.
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14y ago
> I guess you're using some sort of Bittorrent-like distribution scheme to download large files in the background? That's the idea! > And also perhaps support for truncated history like shallow clones in git, so a 1 GB movie file th
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14y ago
Hey all. We are professional game developers who got tired of the state of version control for game development. Git and Hg just don't work really well for our needs. SVN and Perforce lack the distributed bits that make Git and Hg so awesom
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Show HN: grand - Version Control that Scales
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