Interesting... the application has a Windows Vista/7 scrollbar.
Teevox (YC S10) Turns Your iPhone Into A Computer TV Remote Control
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No, it does not.
Well their screenshot/mock-up does, take a look again.
It's better then a mere screenshot or mockup.
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#24Earlier quoted context omitted.
Well their screenshot/mock-up does, take a look again.
It's not a screenshot or a mockup. It's your browser rendering a scrollbar. The "mockup" is actually usable. If you actually see how it works, you'll see you can use the actual "mockup" to see how it would work. It's better then a mere screenshot or mockup.
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#25Interesting... the application has a Windows Vista/7 scrollbar.
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#27The latest YC companies seem to be features and add-ons for other products : things that can easily be bought by a big company!
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#29I find it a bit confusing when pg invests in companies such as this, which will most likely increase the addictiveness of stuff (in this case TV), given his growing concerns of the issue[1]. I can see this makes investment sense in terms of the ROI on money, but wouldn't you rather invest in things which steer the world in a direction that you would like it to go in? [1] http://www.paulgraham.com/addiction.html
I didn't read that essay the same way. I'd say he was making an observation rather than expressing a general concern. He also said "Good" and "bad" technological progress aren't sharply differentiated, so you'd find you couldn't slow the latter without also slowing the former"