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fuelfive
14y ago
It's beautiful. Who's your designer?
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fuelfive
15y ago
A friend of mine attended last year. He described it as "the most socially awkward people you've ever met telling you how to be less socially awkward".
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fuelfive
15y ago
We're hiring AI researchers! http://vicariousinc.com/
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fuelfive
15y ago
I've worked extensively with the FF guys as an entrepreneur, and from what I've seen they really live these values. The consumer internet startups FF funded were often intended to become something more than they turned into. Slide was suppo
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fuelfive
16y ago
cloudrocket.com
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fuelfive
16y ago
bump
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fuelfive
16y ago
and writing deeply nested replies...
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fuelfive
16y ago
Thanks :) Can't believe somebody on HN played Rubicon. Made my afternoon.
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fuelfive
16y ago
My first major project was also a videogame. I made it almost ten years ago, and I still get fanmail about it once a month. I think creative people will create. http://marathonrubicon.com/
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fuelfive
16y ago
It makes me cringe, and I think it's because it's trying too hard to be cool. The obviously chosen backgrounds and ethnicities of the subjects, the "was recently cool, but not really anymore" choice of a pop song. In Apple's ads, the music
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fuelfive
16y ago
Yes, it's the safetype ( http://safetype.com ). Much less wrist strain than normal pronating keyboards.
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fuelfive
16y ago
It's very feasible. I've been using mine for the past 2+ years. I also have a stool for when I get tired of walking.
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fuelfive
16y ago
Get a treadmill desk: http://frog.posterous.com/the-treadmill-desk-returns
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Please update your Facebook privacy settings
(frog.posterous.com)
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16y ago
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fuelfive
17y ago
I like your thinking, but I believe this would be more effectively approached from a position of greater leverage. One person's $10M helps LE research, but we could do a hundred times more if we instead collected $10 from 100M people. Why d
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fuelfive
17y ago
I <3 my treadmill desk.
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fuelfive
17y ago
That's the question I'm trying to answer. I see the answer as having two parts: 1. More rigorously define what "improve" means. Beliefs about what an ideal world would be varies drastically between people and cultures. To avoid the "coloniz
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fuelfive
17y ago
http://frogmetrics.com/ - YC summer 2008. In my spare time, researching how to catalyze mass behavior change to improve society.
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fuelfive
17y ago
The tax liability thing could be real. Has the company received a valuation in the time since you started working? Let's say that you took a series A with a 5M post-money valuation. Then, your 1% would show up on your tax returns as $50,000
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fuelfive
17y ago
What about your time? Is that the 6c, or does paypal somehow automate this?
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fuelfive
17y ago
http://almost.at is great
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fuelfive
17y ago
I first met Dan at the little breakfast YC held for our newly-admitted class, right after interviews in May of 2008. I was so impressed with the strength of Dan's ideas, his natural charisma, and how much of a hustler he was. I still tell f
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fuelfive
17y ago
Not sure I agree with this. My startup (Frogmetrics, YC S07) hasn't tried to sound big or small. Our site focuses on the service we provide, in concrete language with a clean design. We don't try to sound bigger than we are, but we also don
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fuelfive
17y ago
Some clarifications: 1. We only used code from the guy who won, and he never saw the other submissions. 2. The interview project was time boxed to 24 hours. The guy who won did it in about 9 hours. The actual feature is big, and has lots of
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17y ago
For frogmetrics interviews, we did screen sharing sessions. You get to watch them code in their native environment, and see how they tackle the kinds of problems you'd be paying them to solve. In fact, the project we gave everybody was the
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17y ago
If you're ever out of things on your to-do list, you have a big one still left: make your site #1 for the search query "learn chinese".
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fuelfive
17y ago
I'm in Wilmington, about 30 mins away
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fuelfive
17y ago
Rails at Frogmetrics, PollEverywhere, Posterous
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fuelfive
17y ago
I always like to see a little more science in articles that use the word "science" in the title.
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fuelfive
17y ago
Use heroku. It's the best for RoR sites.
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