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thomson
6y ago
Hatch | ENG roles | SF, CA | FTE | Onsite/remote (although I guess we're all remote right now) Hatch is building financial and software products for SMBs--we're starting with short-term credit ($200-$5,000) at affordable, tra
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The State of Identity
(blog.withpersona.com)
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Why FinTech Applications Are So Costly and Slow to Build
(productfy.io)
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That party was way worse than it sounds
(medium.com)
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9y ago
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thomson
9y ago
Any plans to open-source BQQL from the NYT? This looks like a really simple/lightweight DAG runner!
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NYT: Designing a Faster, Simpler Workflow to Build and Share Analytical Insights
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The Invisible Force That Warps What You Read in the News
(backchannel.com)
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Nets, Branches, and Pipes – Dynamic Branch Prediction
(a5huynh.github.io)
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Overseer – data pipeline management in Clojure
(andrewberls.com)
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Framed (YC W14) is looking for sales folks
(jobs.lever.co)
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Old Stuff That Rocks
(wincent.com)
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11y ago
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BTables: A fast, compact format for Machine Learning
(medium.com)
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11y ago
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Tracking User IDs Correctly in Mixpanel
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thomson
11y ago
Solenica (which makes Lucy) was covered in TechCrunch [1], Mashable [2], Wired [3], and Forbes (as part of Qualcomm's accelerator) [4]. [1] http://techcrunch.com/2013/06/18/sunnybot/ [2] http:/
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11y ago
Happy Birthday Reddit! I also really enjoyed this post from Alexis re: their journey [1]--particularly this excerpt: "I talk about this a lot in my book, but it was PG who invited us to apply to the first ever round of Y Combinator and
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11y ago
David Huerta is one of my all time favourites. Check out "Abres y Cierras" (Open and Close)[1] http://www.beforesaying.com/images2/Open%20and%20Close%20(En...
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11y ago
This poem (and the original spanish) is one of my favourites! Thank you for posting.
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Show HN: The Warby Parker of Men’s Jeans
(mottandbow.com)
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Framed Data is hiring engineers, designers, and sales
(jobs.lever.co)
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thomson
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Framed Data (YC W14) is looking for engineers, designers, and marketers
(jobs.lever.co)
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Framed Data (YC W14) is looking for engineers
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Framed Data (YC W14) is looking for engineers
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MCV: Spartan Configuration Management in Python
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12y ago
My name is Thomson, and I've set up the following aliases for my gmail (in decreasing order of traffic): thompson, thomas, tom, thom (my dad's name). I get an e-mail at least twice a week.
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12y ago
I wonder though, if a similar list made today will stack heavily toward B2B SaaS and omit promising social consumer applications, just because the pendulum has swung toward valuing B2B companies more.
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Framed Data (YC W14) is looking for engineers
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12y ago
I'm certainly a bit sympathetic to wanting to attend informative conferences and events that charge way too much (even for 'founder-friendly' badges), but I'm not sure if the author ever justifies breaking into both 500
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13y ago
Send me an e-mail! thomson@cantab.net
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thomson
13y ago
Echoing other YC people: More than happy to help with reading over applications and giving feedback! thomson@cantab.net
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thomson
13y ago
Thanks for making this! We've been on Abacus and it's been a really slick and really easy experience. Highly recommended.
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