keithwarren
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I own Fern Creek Software, we make software for other people usually on the Microsoft stack.
http://ferncreeksoftware.com
Twitter: @keithwarren
Email: keithwarren7 at hotmail or gmail
- Our Second Handbook (figure53.com)
- Tesla Range Assurance (teslamotors.com)
- Mono Project reaches 100K Commits (github.com)
- The IOU is iOS (figure53.com)
- GearNew: MacBook refresh as a service (gearnew.com)
- Xamarin introduces mobile app monitoring tool (xamarin.com)
- Xamarin builds their own Android Emulator (xamarin.com)
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Lets see if we can collectively predict the future and give the SEC a headache if insider trading around the acquisition becomes a question.
- Intelligent brake lights for Motorcycles (gearbrake.com)
- Microsoft releases broad REST API for controlling Azure (jeff.wilcox.name)
- Microsoft Open Sources C# Compiler (roslyn.codeplex.com)
- Microsoft to recognize OSS contributions for MVP program (hanselman.com)
- OralB brush/app looks just like startup BeamBrush (twitter.com)
- Everpix shutting down (blog.everpix.com)
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PG: I have seen various stats on the web which put application => acceptance rate between .8% and 3% historically, though recent data suggests it is currently closer to 1%. My curiosity is about interview invite rates,…
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Applying with a multiple founders
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How many of you are applying for the YCombinator Winter 2014 batch?
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Applying as a solo founder
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When I bought my first company (an existing franchise) we were shocked at the process from the buyers perspective. What people asked for, and what they were willing to take was not even close. We are not talking like…
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link: http://insiderlouisville.com/news/2013/09/23/louisvilles-startup-weekend-recap/ Friday afternoon I am sitting at home waiting for the kids to get off the bus when I get an email that mentions a startup weekend. I…
- Microsoft, Apps, Chickens and Eggs (medium.com)
- Azure continues to improve (weblogs.asp.net)
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I have been coming to HN for what seems like a couple years and when I first started I feel like 70+ percent of the front page was truly stories about hackers/startups. Now it seems that any given moment that number has…