haaen

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by haaen 10y ago
Manalac could have said that Thiel is a part time partner.
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by haaen 10y ago
Yeah you're right
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Peter Thiel won’t be involved in YC’s work with the ACLU(techcrunch.com)
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This Game Tricks You into Thinking You'll Fall to Your Death(youtube.com)
1 points by haaen 10y ago|0 comments
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by haaen 10y ago
Altman became president of the YC partnership, with a newly created board of overseeers. Nowhere near to a CEO that makes all the decisions by himself.
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by haaen 10y ago
The first Italian company that went through YC?
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OSVehicle (YC W16) released a new open sourced hardware platform for EVs(electrek.co)
2 points by haaen 10y ago|1 comments
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Zuckerberg shares Facebook’s secrets with employees, and almost none of it leaks(recode.net)
27 points by haaen 10y ago|2 comments
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New Lego kit contains motors, sensors and coding basics(wsj.com)
2 points by haaen 10y ago|0 comments
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Find Apple stores with AirPods in stock(airpods.isinstock.com)
3 points by haaen 10y ago|0 comments
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HelloFresh raises 88.5M in a down round(bloomberg.com)
1 points by haaen 10y ago|0 comments
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Wynn Las Vegas Announces the Addition of Amazon Echo to All Hotel Rooms(prnewswire.com)
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Twitter blocks, why no last message?
1 points by haaen 10y ago|1 comments
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by haaen 10y ago
Theodore Dalrymple (a retired prison psychiater from England) wrote a book about how psychiatry undermines morality. It is called 'Admirable Evasions' (1). One of the things he notes: many people call themselves depressed nowadays
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by haaen 10y ago
Based on your tweet about 2 hrs ago, you seem to be in favor of equality of opportunity. What's your opinion about about parents who want to give their children the best opportunities in life?
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by haaen 10y ago
Government fails in most areas. I agree with your point about administration costs, but don't you think politicians will come up with other things that they can spend the saved money on?
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by haaen 10y ago
Anyone is free to work as hard or as much as he or she wants - of course, this is not about the ill and the disabled - as long as she doesn't come to the tax payer for extra money.
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by haaen 10y ago
First of all, not everyone should work. Be it a child that lives off of his parents' money, a stay at home mom whose bills are paid by her husband, or a young, poor but promising artist who lives in an apperment from his mecenas. BI is
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by haaen 10y ago
Of course there will always be people who cannot work. But the point is, BI is a basic income for anyone. No strings attached, Here's OPM, even for people who could make a living without BI. Strikes me as a waste of taxpayer's mon
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by haaen 10y ago
I dindn't say that.
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by haaen 10y ago
The YCR statement says: "We think everyone should have enough money to meet their basic needs—no matter what, especially if there are enough resources to make it possible." Why give free money to people who are too lazy to work?
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by haaen 10y ago
BI is immoral: why should anyone who can work get money for doing nothing?
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by haaen 11y ago
Is this YC Continuity's first investment?
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by haaen 11y ago
In 2009, Sequoia invested 5-10 million in YC.
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by haaen 11y ago
Will YCR accept donations from outsiders?