A bit off topic, but where can I learn more about convertibles, valuation caps, FF stock, and all the legal stuff we don't learn in our engineering classes?
And it functions as more or less everything you need to know about this stuff. I was able to read it as it was posted but if I was just starting the now the ebook for $20 is well worth it over clicking "previous" a whole bunch of times in the blog layout.
If you take expressions in the lambda calculus to be programs, then that's not too bad. You don't even have to be liberal in your interpretation of `run'.
Of course "computer term" is a bad choice. It's mathematics (or its hyped subfield of computer science).
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"Graham met Morris, an authority on the Unix computer language"
Sigh...
Great article though. And a wonderful portrait of pg!
Another one: "Y Combinator--a computer term for a program that runs other programs."
Heh, sure.
On the other hand, the explanation of convertible notes and valuation caps was clear and helpful.
Great article overall.
A bit off topic, but where can I learn more about convertibles, valuation caps, FF stock, and all the legal stuff we don't learn in our engineering classes?
http://venturehacks.com/archives
I did not know that Naval had a site like this. Thanks!
And it functions as more or less everything you need to know about this stuff. I was able to read it as it was posted but if I was just starting the now the ebook for $20 is well worth it over clicking "previous" a whole bunch of times in the blog layout.
If you take expressions in the lambda calculus to be programs, then that's not too bad. You don't even have to be liberal in your interpretation of `run'.
Of course "computer term" is a bad choice. It's mathematics (or its hyped subfield of computer science).