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nicholasjbs
7y ago
I saw a subway ad for this a few weeks ago and immediately downloaded it. During setup, it asked for my home and work addresses so it could save my commute. I trusted the app when it said, “We won’t share this info with anyone.” Here’s a sc
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The Recurse Center (YC S10) Is Hiring a Facilitator
(recurse.com)
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8y ago
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Congrats to the whole PagerDuty team! We were in the same YC batch (S'10), and the founders were all kind, smart people. They were also determined and hard-working: I believe they'd been rejected by YC three times before getting i
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8y ago
Recurse Center founder here. Many people have asked over the years what types of things people do at RC. It's a surprisingly hard question to answer, because the work people do here is varied and diverse, from contributing to OSS proje
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Show HN: Joy of Computing, one neat project/hack/etc every day
(joy.recurse.com)
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$10,000 Fellowships for women working on open source
(recurse.com)
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We don't run our own instance; we're hosted by zulipchat.com. Perfect uptime isn't a priority for us, so I don't know what (if any) availability they promise. But we've had almost no downtime over the past five yea
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8y ago
As far as I know Dropbox has no connection to Zulip now. Zulip was initially started as a company, which was acquired by Dropbox several years ago. Dropbox open sourced the code, and Tim (one of the Zulip cofounders) later left Dropbox to f
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8y ago
We (the Recurse Center) have been using Zulip since early 2013, and it is the core of our online community. Zulip is excellent both for small teams (we use it for our team of 7) and big groups - we also run a realm with over 1,000 users pos
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The Recurse Center is moving
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Living Room: Making RC Programmable
(recurse.com)
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Rbspy: Building a Ruby profiler [video]
(recurse.com)
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Type checking Ruby with minimal effort
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Testing Database Changes the Right Way
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How traceroute works
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Join the Recurse Center and build useful software
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9y ago
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9y ago
Thank you!
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9y ago
It's very inaccurate for my batch (S10) at least, for which I know of about twice as many exits as are listed. And as others have mentioned, the bigger challenge is that "exits" aren't a good metric for either gauging YC
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Zulip Server 1.6 released
(blog.zulip.org)
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Dragon taming with Tailbiter, a bytecode compiler for Python
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10y ago
YC continues to support my company nearly seven years after our batch, even though we're still tiny and have no plans to exit (and thus will likely never give them any financial return).
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This is a refreshingly honest shutdown notice. Congratulations to Dalton and co for trying something hard and worthwhile, and wrapping it up responsibly when it didn't pan out.
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Opendoor: A Startup Worth Emulating
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A history of storage media
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11y ago
I'm a cofounder of a YC company. This June will be the sixth anniversary of when we did YC, and our company isn't exactly a billion-dollar darling (to put it mildly). Nor do we have any interest in going public or being acquired,
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This just isn't functional
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11y ago
(RC cofounder here.) Sorry to hear our previous answer wasn't clear. Yes, residencies are an invite-only thing, however, everyone is welcome to apply to attend RC :) We recently updated our User's Manual (see: https://w
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Beyond Disruption
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Effective Learning Strategies for Programmers
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Zulip: Supporting OSS at the Recurse Center
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