Y Combinator Resources for Developers
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#2Had no idea Heroku went through YC, also shouldn't this include OpenAI? (edit: Thanks, missed it)
Re: Y Combinator Resources for Developers
#3Had no idea Heroku went through YC, also shouldn't this include OpenAI? (edit: Thanks, missed it)
They are listed in the final section (s2016)
Re: Y Combinator Resources for Developers
#4That site looks quite ugly because of the weird alignment (or lack thereof) of text elements.
Re: Y Combinator Resources for Developers
#5Wow, it looks like they paid $11,500 for the yc.dev and ycombinator.dev domains [1]. (I guess that's a pretty small amount of money for YC.)
I have my eye on some short .dev domains too, but I'm hoping to get one for $350.
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#6Under the “Ask a Female Engineer” heading, I wish they would include a link to https://communequation.wordpress.com/2017/07/05/im-not-a-wom... for an alternate viewpoint, in order to reduce the echo chamber effect.
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#7That site looks quite ugly because of the weird alignment (or lack thereof) of text elements.
A little padding and a small border would make it much more readable https://i.imgur.com/D7CNgwa.png
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#8I'd love to scan down the relevant YC companies list, but it's really hard for a human to visually parse: https://i.imgur.com/1u457oA.jpg
A little white space would be helpful.
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#9I'd love to scan down the relevant YC companies list, but it's really hard for a human to visually parse: https://i.imgur.com/1u457oA.jpg A little white space would be helpful.
Looks like they were in a hurry to get this site out.