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Ask HN: Why Did YC Kill RFS #1: The Future of Journalism?
The first Request for Startups created by Y Combinator was about the "future of journalism". The original RFS is quoted here [1], but does not appear on the current list [2]. What …
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Discoverboard ( https://discoverboard.com ): An online community focused on quality, thought-provoking conversations about a broad range of interests. It's a significantly differen…
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I have no direct or personal knowledge of him, but he comes across as extremely smart, ambitious, and well-intentioned in his writing and in profiles of him. Here is one I read thi…
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If you are Sam Altman, yes, I think you can give advice at 30. The man's experience may be short, but I'd imagine it is unbelievably dense.
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Discoverboard ( https://discoverboard.com ): An online community focused on quality, thought-provoking conversations about a broad range of interests. It's a significantly differen…
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Jonathan from discoverboard here. There are a few things that make discoverboard different from other online communities: -Most members choose to use their real identities on the s…
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From my perspective, Sam's essays have really been improving in quality. Some of his early ones felt like they were searching for a voice and/or trying to force the essay before it…
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I'm not sure this is the answer, but it seems likely that you can more efficiently reflect energy back into the atmosphere than you can convert it via a solar panel and then use th…
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The website you're describing already exists. In fact, you just posted on it.
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A related question might be: where will mobile apps be in 5 years? Hopefully, the answer is that web standards will evolve to allow HTML+JS to do things currently only possible in …