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11y ago
It's not really news though, is it ? All car magazines measure real consumption and show how it is much higher than the official figure.
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YC Open Office Hours for Black and Hispanic Founders
(blog.ycombinator.com)
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11y ago
Not at all.
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11y ago
Just off the top of my head, a few possible hiring processes. - Recommendations from people you trust - Pairing interview - Give a difficult/open ended homework problem - Whiteboarding interviews are suitable for some candidates, they&
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Tech Hiring: The Hunt for Highly Technical Superhumans
(modelviewculture.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Location: London, UK Willing to relocate: EU Technologies: Flexible (Web ; systems) Email: in profile I would love to hear from ambitious startups or companies, pref. London or UK based. Commercial Experience : Blocks Wearab
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Snabb Switch in a Nutshell
(github.com)
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First demo of Code Lauren, a programming environment for beginners [video]
(youtube.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Great points, you hit the nail on the head.
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11y ago
Embedded contracting in the UK is dead atm. I found that in the field, most contract vacancies from agents are fake. As for the few hw startups, they're mostly unfunded.
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11y ago
(I am the OP) All I was saying is that, personally, I don't think I could have a successful YCF without the in-person element, and therefore would not even bother applying in that case. But I'm sure other startups would feel diff
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11y ago
YMMV, but I believe the hybrid model (YC remote office hours + local group dinners), could be many times more effectual than just remote YC.
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Ask HN: UK or French Startups Considering YC Fellowship ?
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11y ago
Are any startups around London, or Paris, interested in trying for a local group ? In which case, it could make sense to staple applications together. Please contact me (see profile), including your answer to "Please tell us in one or
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As for your last point, I could see this trick easily backfire against the companies. Who'd want to work with them ?
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11y ago
It sounds like they're just not very serious about getting this job done. In this business, it seems that a lot of potential clients are just fishing.
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11y ago
Maybe because the investors were 100% sure they wouldn't invest. In other words they find it easier to send out a response when a dossier is the "definite pass" pile ?
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11y ago
Also, kudos to Buffer for opening themselves up to criticism from randos such as myself
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11y ago
Well yes. Joel has been at Buffer for 6 years and Andy for 4 years. Joel has 42 times more equity than Andy. How's that make sense ? Anyway, I want to stop picking on this particular startup because, from looking at Angellist ballpark
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I am surprised that this equity distribution isn't raising more eyebrows. Is this considered normal by anyone ?
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11y ago
You're really making a lot of wild guesses here ("paid reasonably well", "toys", "car"). The OP might read this kind of answer as somewhat patronizing.
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11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Developer with hardware skills UK, EU I am a developer with a fair amount of experience in Hardware (Imagination Technologies, Quadriga Set Top Box, Blocks Wearables, PVD coating industry...) Also have a few open-source proje
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Sam Altman: We're in a 'mega bubble'
(uk.businessinsider.com)
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The World May Have a Polling Problem
(fivethirtyeight.com)
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Tech businesses being forced out of London
(techcitynews.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
They did become ubiquitous, but not in the United States.
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12y ago
To perhaps give credit where it's due, the High Line in NYC replicated the success of the Coulee Verte in Paris.
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12y ago
mbed is an example of a startup that was born within a large organisation, ARM. Could anyone mention other examples ?
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The whole system has become so unhealthy for hardware startups. Kickstarter pushes everyone to overpromise and underdeliver, which is precisely the opposite what any good startup should aim for.
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With a $60M Revenue Run Rate, ClassPass May Be the Next Uber
(techcrunch.com)
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