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Homejoy is growing fast and looking to hire our first Android Developer
(homejoy.theresumator.com)
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Behind The Scenes At Homejoy, A Cleaning Startup That's Really A Tech Company
(techcrunch.com)
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Homejoy is growing fast and looking to hire our first Android Developer
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Homejoy is growing fast and looking for engineer #5
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Homejoy is growing fast and looking to hire our first Android Developer
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Homejoy is growing fast and looking for engineer #5
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Homejoy is growing fast and looking to hire our first Android Developer
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Homejoy is growing fast and looking for software engineers
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Homejoy is growing fast and looking for software engineers
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Homejoy is growing fast and looking for an Android Developer
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Homejoy is hiring engineers
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37 YC Companies have valuations of or been sold for at least $40 Million
(twitter.com)
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When a toilet brush becomes a CEO’s secret ROI weapon
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Honeymoon Registry Wanderable Comes To iPhone
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Homejoy is growing fast and hiring a Front End Engineer
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Revenue growth is better than active user growth, but growth is the high order bit. In other words, growing revenue 10% a week is better than growing active users 10% per week. But for a startup (in the startup=growth sense), 10% growth in
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Homejoy is growing fast and hiring a City Launcher
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Frontend engineer at early-stage VC funded startup with revenue
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Home Cleaning Service Pathjoy Becomes Homejoy, Raises $1.7M From A16Z And Others
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Congrats David and Jeff!
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If you've done this, you've been an extremely fortunate outlier. The people I know who have done "a successful side business selling apps" have had just as many emotional highs and lows as friends who have done venture-backed companies. The
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I don't know if recs are weighted based on that particular recommender's history, but they are definitely weighted based on how well the recommender knows the applicant, and how strong the recommendation is. I still recommend that applicant
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Technically, this argument is mandatory for an argument against me to hold water (that I was simply trying to say was a fair point against my original claim, even though many people were unfairly downvoting spdy for it). Feel free to disc
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Extraterrestrial planets aside, it's a fair point. Google's fleet undoubtedly has more machines than Amazon's in total, and that might give Google better economies of scale even though it isn't the leader in the utility computing space. Ho
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Amazon is much more accustomed to operating a low-margin business than Google or Microsoft. Google's overall profitability can allow it to take bigger losses and subsidize its cloud services division if it wants to, but at some point, execu
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Dunno why that would be scary. Ties (or really, any allocation of electoral votes where no candidate gets to 270) are resolved in the House of Representatives, and this was common practice in the early 19th century. If it were to happen no
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It's possible that both this report and the "double digit millions" report are true. $2M divided among 20 engineers isn't enough to convince each engineer to stick around at Apple for a few years vs. look for another job immediately. Usuall
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This is one of my favorite interview questions as well! I originally got the idea from an autobiography of an early Google employee; apparently this was one of Sergey's favorite questions. Definitely helps you see how effective people are a
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One famous example is the Apple team getting a demo of the Graphical User Interface at Xerox PARC. The Apple engineers mistakenly believed that the Xerox interface had a bunch of things it did not, in particular being able to drag overlapp
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YC is looking for companies that will be home runs. The essay should have made that pretty clear! The footnote you quote is saying is that if a YC company doesn't turn out to be a home run, but instead becomes a lifestyle business or a smal
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