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neodude
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Comment #13900552
A lot of YC non-profits produce "actual software". I know Watsi does, because I run the product and engineering team there.
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Comment #9998150
Watsi (YCW13) / SF / Full-stack engineers (onsite) Watsi is a global crowdfunding platform that enables anyone to directly fund healthcare for people around the world. “How we spen…
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Comment #9195009
Hey there, Thomas from Watsi here. We actually used to have a "Donate monthly" checkout during the one-time donation flow, but in the several months that the checkbox was live, I t…
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Comment #8725101
No worries - I'll fix that for you right now! Look for an email in your inbox shortly.
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Comment #8566325
Running out of money is the most common way for a startup to die, so successfully living in SF on the cheap certainly mitigates that.
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Comment #8566315
A quick clarification here: joining the Universal Fund doesn't mean that we charge your credit card an amount every month and you have no idea where or who your donation is going t…
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Comment #8564299
Thomas from Watsi here! When we were initially building the recurring donation feature, we experimented with using Stripe's recurring billing functionality, but we ended up buildin…
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Comment #7975705
Where do you draw the line between "creating new software" and a "large scale project"? Every large scale project starts as a small project, so at some point you must decide to sta…
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Comment #7972477
Watsi – http://watsi.org – San Francisco, CA; FULLTIME, possible VISA Watsi is a global crowdfunding platform that enables anyone to directly fund healthcare for people around the …
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Comment #7954704
Mike, I'm curious if you think Sidekiq suffers from a similar issue on Heroku, and what the solutions - ideas or already implemented - look like?
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Comment #3655578
San Francisco, CA Pivotal Labs - FULLTIME, REMOTE, H1B. We're one of the best agile development consultancies around. We're looking for sharp, empathetic software developers, mainl…
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Comment #3597550
The company is doing great, has a solid growth strategy and headed for an IPO. Why wouldn't you invest in a company like that? Not all VCs are early-stage, high-risk investors.
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Comment #3539396
San Francisco, CA Pivotal Labs - FULLTIME, INTERN, REMOTE, H1B. We're one of the best agile development consultancies around. We're looking for sharp, empathetic software developer…
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Comment #2530704
From the author's about page, he says he went to Southern Illinois University.
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Comment #2369887
Just because you pre-install something on my phone doesn't mean I'm going to use it. Think pre-installing AOL on those Dell laptops..
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Comment #1993649
A short list from wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_people_who_have_been_ca...
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Comment #1848094
If you're only developing one application, I believe you can just buy the $80 license. That's amazingly inexpensive for such a stellar piece of software.
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Comment #1695953
The challenge for Orbs is to come up with a way to be profitable without make it too expensive for casual use.