Strange that 5 founders are so much more common than 4 founders. Guess they want that tie-breaking vote?
4 founders are much more common than 5.
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Strange that 5 founders are so much more common than 4 founders. Guess they want that tie-breaking vote?
4 founders are much more common than 5.
There's a real problem with the sex distribution numbers. Not saying it's a YC problem, but it is a problem. There're too many talented women out there to lose them to other industries. When we can pull them over here, watch out!
There's a real problem with the sex distribution numbers. Not saying it's a YC problem, but it is a problem. There're too many talented women out there to lose them to other industries. When we can pull them over here, watch out!
Can somebody who is more versed in this board explain to me why a comment like this would be downvoted? I don't understand what is wrong with this type of comment. Additionally, the comment I made responding to it was downvoted. I'm honestly curious...
I've met a lot of hacker types who are vehement about the fact that they are not racist or sexist, to the point that they take offense that women are kept out of technical fields due to sexism. I believe this could lead to a kneejerk reaction that gender equality is a non-issue, and any attempts to address it are nothing more than affirmative action undermining technical merit.
One small grammatical error: On the companies page, you have "Founder this company". Perhaps, you could change it to "Founder"/"Founder of this company".
Example link: http://ycpages.info/companies/143-answerly
Great page though I noticed a number of errors after glancing through. How do you expect to ensure the accuracy of the data?
Also I would like to be able to edit my company's info.