ChrisJ
Re:Advice for new YC founders
on Monday January 07, 2008 @04:43PM (#95764)
Thanks for the interesting info, Matt. adf471587879rzq
Re:Ask YC: What podcasts do you subscribe to?
on Monday January 07, 2008 @04:42PM (#95763)
I recommend www.podiobooks.com if you are interested in hearing some non-geeky stories. I have really enjoyed listening to some of their content over the last few years. adf471587879rzq
Re:Interview with Paul Graham at Imperial College London
on Thursday January 03, 2008 @04:26PM (#94619)
Very informative interview. It definitely shows PGs enthusiam for YC and does a nice job of explaining the rationale behind the company.
Question, for a YC funded company that gets picked up after demo day, what would the average salary of the co-founders be in comparision to someone with comparable experience working in industry (i.e. "in a cubicle)? adf471587879rzq
Re:Interview with Paul Graham at Imperial College London
on Thursday January 03, 2008 @04:21PM (#94618)
iamelgringo .... check out the FAQ here: http://www.ycombinator.com/faq.html ... specifically the section "Will you sign an NDA? How do I know you won't steal my idea? "
Re:Innovative Minds Don't Think Alike
on Wednesday January 02, 2008 @05:40PM (#94385)
While the article makes some good points, I can't say I agree with it 100%. When considering the first sentence, "As our knowledge and expertise increase, our creativity and ability to innovate tend to taper off.", I think this is very inaccurate when it comes to "new-growth" areas like the internet of today. In fact, to me the opposite is true, the more I learn, the more creative I feel because it's still very possible to do something on the 'Net that hasn't been done before. adf471587879rzq