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jmw
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Comment #41102912
Cool to hear… especially in the power specs for that proc. If you don’t mind, What specs does the transcoding machine have and what’s an example of a workload it handles well?
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Comment #22468513
Freedom Robotics | San Francisco, CA | Onsite Freedom Robotics ( https://freedomrobotics.ai ) is hiring a Senior Front End React Developer to join our SF team! We’re building a sof…
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Comment #9318655
I had to laugh when I saw the needwant.com guys in screenshots your website. 1) Only half joking question - a) did you ask John/David for permission to use their icons? b) Are they…
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Comment #26648
It's worse in the mobile space. If you're trying to sign a jar to go on handsets, you pretty much either have to go a thawte certificate ($200), or a verisign certificate ($400) in…
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Comment #23817
It's interesting to hear an outside view on entrepreneurship at MIT. Inside of MIT, most Course VI (Computer Science) students have gone through 4 years without even having a singl…
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Comment #18317
Boston's still number 2 (behind silicon valley) in most recommendations of places to start a startup (in terms of available capital, nerds/smart people, and proximity to other grow…
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Comment #18205
Yeah - thanks for responding to my question on heyletsgo and updating the newest date for it. I'll try to make it this Thurs or next.
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Comment #18015
From this thread: http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=8830 it looks like there are other things like this going on. Anybody go to either of these and can comment on the quality…
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Comment #17991
I think it'd be interesting to hear how teams of founders work. What kinds of team dynamics they have - things like: democratic vs. dictatorship 1 technical & 1 business ...etc Woz…
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Comment #17989
I'm in. I'm co-founder of a YCombinator startup that hasn't gone public yet. I'm also an MIT student that's living in Boston until at least the end of the summer. Anyone who's inte…
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Comment #17952
I don't think it has to be organized by YC at all - this is more about Boston/other city based networking than it is about. Jessica/Paul/YCombinator are busy enough as it is - but …
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Comment #16766
The traditional claims for success/failure of companies inside/outside of the valley comes from Venture Capitalists who have years worth of statistics coming from their own investm…
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Comment #16763
One of the hardest parts of a "seed investor" is having actual successful experience in an early stage company (See PG, Trevor, and RTM in ViaWeb-Yahoo Store), and being able to us…
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Comment #16756
Hardest programming class I could take during undergrad. Spent weeks worth of sleepless nights hacking in a lounge working on a final projects. I dropped out first, started a compa…
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Comment #14554
It's not really a place you'd necessarily network at, but you can at least work in the presence of other geeks (and wannabes) at Ritual Roasters coffeeshop on 21st and Valencia. ht…
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Comment #12786
As someone who'd like to think of himself as a decent hacker, I usually think criticism is a good thing. I don't however, enjoy criticism when it's combined with insults to attract…
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Comment #12665
There were groups in past batches of founders which were non-US citizens.
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Comment #11813
I'd definitely recommend http://rimuhosting.com I know of at least 1 YComb startup that has used it in the past - and we're using it now. I've personally been hosting with them for…