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by dineshp2 11y ago
Great post. Could you explain a little about the visa situation being an international founder. There is not much information about the issues faced by international founders and most advice comes down to "Contact a lawyer". It wo
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by dineshp2 11y ago
It's important to understand what your expectations from a startup founder life are. There are very few resources that explain what to expect and that it's really just hard work on problems that you care about. The way the media g
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Dragon: A distributed graph query engine(code.facebook.com)
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by dineshp2 11y ago
Nice post. Just wanted to ask about the funding situation after YCF. Are the companies in a position to receive funding or is too early? And does YC help in introducing you to investors? Were there any single founders during the first batch
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Microsoft: We Store Disk Encryption Keys, but We’ve Never Given Them to Cops(motherboard.vice.com)
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How sex, drugs and rock ‘n’ roll are creating the next big tech companies(techcrunch.com)
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You May Soon Be Able to Restrict How Your ISP Uses Your Personal Data(motherboard.vice.com)
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Ending patent wars will be a huge boon to the tech industry(techcrunch.com)
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The Secret Life of a Silk Road 2.0 Mastermind(motherboard.vice.com)
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by dineshp2 11y ago
Most people other than the researchers and hackers, really did not understand what AI was capable of doing. The very idea of AI seemed too abstract to comprehend(I consider myself guilty). But AlphaGo showed us what AI is really capable of
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My Wet and Wild Bitcoin Weekend on Richard Branson's Island Refuge(motherboard.vice.com)
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China is building a big data plaform for “precrime”(arstechnica.com)
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How Immigrants Get Deported for Saying the Wrong Things on Social Media(vice.com)
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The spaceship rises:A first look at Apple's new campus(mashable.com)
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by dineshp2 11y ago
I don't claim to have a magical solution for the problems but what I can do is get people talking about the current system and potential solutions. Isn't that the first step towards solving any problem? I plan to share some of my
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by dineshp2 11y ago
My point was that innovation and financial reward need to be decoupled to ensure valuable knowledge is not locked behind IP. > Of course, if you simply give away everyone's work, no company is going to stay in business. To think abo
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by dineshp2 11y ago
I find the concept of intellectual property and patents ridiculous. What would be the benefit of granting IP over an invention or innovation to a corporation or a group of individuals versus releasing the knowledge under the public domain?
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Donald Trump's voicemails hacked by Anonymous(independent.co.uk)
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Moon Shot: A space story about life on Earth[video](googleblog.blogspot.com)
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Computer science is the key to America’s skills crisis(techcrunch.com)
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Amazon confirms it has dropped device encryption support for its Fire Tablets(techcrunch.com)
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by dineshp2 11y ago
Content consumption is a good use case for mobile phones and tablets. And this is exactly what is happening(or happened), as people primarily use it for content consumption. Content creation on the other hand, especially programming/de
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Netflix: The Force Awakens(techcrunch.com)
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Lessons in Moving Your Startup Overseas to Silicon Valley(techcrunch.com)
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“Aren’t you a little too old for that?” 17 years of playing Pokémon(arstechnica.com)
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by dineshp2 11y ago
Respectfully disagree. There is an implicit acceptance of the current copyright system and the laws regarding copyright as it stands, in your comment. Look at the big picture, we have created a society that thrives on imposing artificial re
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More aggressive climate policies could save us $1 trillion each year(arstechnica.com)
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State of Connectivity 2015: A Report on Global Internet Access(newsroom.fb.com)
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Adopting an open approach to global networks with the Telecom Infra Project(code.facebook.com)
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by dineshp2 11y ago
Either way, it would be very hard to generate significant chaff that the surveillance guys would go after.

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