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5y ago
The article does mention a book in the Earthsea series (Lavinia), as a note EDIT: I was mistaken! It's not an Earthsea book; it was just mentioned in the same paragraph
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It's ridiculous that the only original source of this data, the IATA [0], charges $700+ for this list, so kudos to OpenFlights. I can't stress just how important (and how hard) it is to get a great source of data for airports -- I
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This. From my YC experience, I know that starting with a niche is good advice and advice they likely would have gotten. Looking at the Launch HN [1], I think the question should instead be "has YC lost it's way when its latest com
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Wanderlog (YC W19) | San Francisco, REMOTE (North America), VISA | Full-time Full-Stack Engineer | https://wanderlog.com/ Wanderlog ( https://wanderlog.com ) is building tools to make planning leisure travel easie
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I'm totally on board with the overall message that building (i.e. engineering) your own internal tools come with lots of overhead, but take issue with this one point: > My counter-argument to that is there is also lock-in with inter
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Wanderlog (YC W19) | San Francisco, REMOTE, VISA | Full-Stack Engineer or Intern | https://wanderlog.com/ Wanderlog ( https://wanderlog.com ) is building tools to make planning leisure travel easier. We believe th
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The Unemployed Trader Who Became a $700M Exile
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As much as I do feel COVID is a real threat and that the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally probably helped spread it somewhat, this paper (and even more so, the article) far overstates the case. Copying over some key points from the underlying paper
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The Panopticon Is Already Here
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The Housing Vultures
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Tackle the Monkey First (2016)
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The Malaysian Job: How Wall Street enabled a global financial scandal
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Compulsory Figures
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Jubilee Jim Fisk and the Great Civil War score
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Wanderlog (YC W19) | San Francisco, CA | Full-stack Software Engineer, Front-end Software Engineer | Full-time Wanderlog ( https://wanderlog.com ) is building tools to make leisure travel easier. We believe that travel makes us an
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I'm a bit confused: the featured link here seems to be made by Google, and seems pretty performant in Firefox on a 6-year-old Macbook (albeit with a good Internet connection). Were you thinking of other links that had been shared befor
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> Copy [means] to borrow an idea for its known useful results; steal [means] to take ownership of an idea and extend it to create some novel result. > Copy the same sponge any cake could use, then using your own creative talents as ic
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Show HN: Watch as coronavirus's spread empties airports
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> In particular, it is often difficult to make the (important) decisions about the organisation of the argument, and selection of good notation, until a large part of the paper is already written This is very true. When writing a blog po
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The advice we get from Y Combinator (which I think is extremely valid) is to focus on our product and customers, because that's ultimately what investors are going to look at. Fundraising is distracting, emotionally draining, and unpro
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Suhail from Mixpanel (S19) and Laks from Zenefits (W19, my batch) were both in recent batches! So they definitely exist. Much more common is the non-huge-exit but still successful second-time founders
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I'm glad they're moving Demo Day up. The whole point of YC is to level the playing field for all kinds of founders, and this would help keep the focus on Demo Day rather than the behind-the-scene investor meetings that tend to ben
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Looking through the Wayback Machine, it seems like this was a funky styled-email service that allows sending emails with backgrounds, emojis, etc.: http://web.archive.org/web/20200225122954/http://www.inc
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I am curious if there are other YC founders in the crowd -- did you find the in-person part of Demo Day very helpful, or did more happen online before/after?
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March 2020 SF election endorsements
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Kayfabe
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Coronavirus: What's It Really Like in China?
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Sorry about that! We just fixed it -- if you create it again, hopefully you get a non-Vietnam War picture
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The interesting thing is the "Agony" sort has almost become standard! Skyscanner, Momondo, and others all default to a "Best" sort that takes into account flight length and prices. Google Flights also does this for the f
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This is a long time coming: for more context, Hipmunk was acquired by Concur back in 2016 for $58MM [1] as the flights meta-search business was just getting tougher and tougher As someone who's dabbled in flights bookings (BookWithMatr
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