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871.
by ced 19y ago
I didn't know. Thanks.
872.
by ced 19y ago
You mean, funding for someone's own project? Or for the plugin?
873.
by ced 19y ago
Norvig: Teach yourself programming in ten years http://norvig.com/21-days.html
874.
by ced 19y ago
Does anyone here spend time with SEO?
875.
by ced 19y ago
Try going to, eg.: google.ca. You'll get the same results, AFAIK, but probably with the standard format.
876.
by ced 19y ago
Sequoia has financed YouTube, but they don't own any of it anymore, right?
877.
by ced 19y ago
Ergo, if you are a successful entrepreneur, you are probably an exceptionally intelligent, considerate artist with a proclivity for action. Maybe it was not meant that way, but it sounds to me like over-the-top flattery.
878.
by ced 19y ago
Yep. Written conversations lack the live, non-verbal feedback that one gets face to face, so it makes sense to spend more time thinking about it to make sure that you convey what you want. I also prefer meeting people in person. It makes st
879.
by ced 19y ago
Is that considered angel, or VC money?
880.
by ced 19y ago
Read the italized subtext below the title. I also got caught by the May 2007 date at first. It might be intentionally misleading.
881.
by ced 19y ago
Nice, I was always turned off by the YC explanations I found, but this did the trick. But the questions that's really not answered is: Is there anything useful for a programmer in pure CS, excluding AI? Does the ability to follow the gory p
882.
by ced 19y ago
And where do you find such an environment?
883.
by ced 19y ago
Here's the follow-up: http://coding.derkeiler.com/Archive/Lisp/comp.lang.lisp/2006-05/msg00080.html I've thought a lot about both pieces since they were posted to reddit a while ago, but haven't gotten anywhere. I'm not sure if knowing wh
884.
by ced 19y ago
Would YC have a problem with a startup "built to enjoy", with no exit strategy?
885.
by ced 19y ago
Eh, I had spotted the reference, but thought you were serious. QM was the dark ages of my uni years, so I'm more suceptible to it than I should be, I guess :)
886.
by ced 19y ago
He's not alone. The co-author of Scheme went on to co-create Java
887.
by ced 19y ago
Really? I got 2 classes on QM. I got no enlightenment, and it mostly made me feel that we had reached the limits of what one can reasonably attempt with pen-and-paper mathematics. Seriously, how many "corrections" do they need to make in or
888.
by ced 19y ago
Sounds like the Google Blog, only more awkward. MS had "no venture capital owners or cash crunches to limit us" in 1984?
889.
by ced 19y ago
Ok, sorry that I misinterpreted your site. I was really not angry. Just curious. Best of luck with your new endeavor, and thanks for the offer.
890.
by ced 19y ago
"ordinary innovation", "a common sense standard", "dramatically broadened the standard of obviousness" Surreal. I looked for related articles, and I found: Court cases threaten weaker patents and could hinder technological innovation, http
891.
by ced 19y ago
I was curious to know what this guy could sell for 500$ a pop, after 10 weeks of development. Eventually, I found this: http://www.socialparking.com/ "If you had the power to control hundreds of thousands of unique Internet visitors each
892.
by ced 19y ago
Interesting read. Sadly, the article's chart takes figure distortion to new levels. (is that even deliberate?) http://www.nytimes.com/imagepages/2006/10/14/business/15friend_Chart_ready.html
893.
by ced 19y ago
From the FAQ: http://research.sun.com/projects/plrg/Fortress/faq.html "As a result, we are able to support features in Fortress such as transactions, specification of locality, and implicit parallel computation, as integral features built
894.
by ced 19y ago
I've been doing programming in science for 3 years now, and Fortran is a huge, huge problem. Fortran is too much like C, and think about how good C is for writing differential equations. There are tons of potential bugs in the programs I se
895.
by ced 19y ago
How do recessions affect the market for startups?
896.
by ced 19y ago
[silly test to see if they remove the closure from the HT once it's used, and the answer seems no]
897.
by ced 19y ago
If they expire sessions in order to avoid losing memory over users leaving without ever calling the closure, their timer seems short for what it gains. The link name "fnid=" is a pretty strong giveaway as to what is underneath.
898.
by ced 19y ago
Should we be worried?
899.
by ced 19y ago
What class would that be?
900.
by ced 19y ago
"think about what happens to the 99 people you turn away. They don't give up and go into plumbing. They apply for another job." I want to know if that applies to YC. Specifically, how many applicants keep reapplying at every round? People

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