Startup School 2013 – Live Stream

We've got a twitter list of attendees - direct links to it don't work apparently, but you can find it from my profile https://twitter.com/austenallred (click on lists - startup school 2013).

Ping me if you'd like to be added.

stirno• 13 years ago

Crazy registration line was crazy

throwaway19793• 13 years ago

Has the live stream started? I'm getting nothing here.

mercora• 13 years ago

is it just me or does the "Don't have Flash? Try the HTML 5 version." link goes to just another flash player which doesnt work ? Also the "real" flash player plays just some noise now. Again is it just me ?

yuvalyonigalor• 13 years ago

nope i'm having the same problem. I think the event hasn't started yet though.

pearjuice3• 13 years ago

Don't have Flash? Try the HTML 5 version.

clicks. Is this some sort of joke? It opens a new page with another Flash player.

redindian75• 13 years ago

Here is what i transcribed from the twitter image.

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11:00 (PST) - Phil Libin (Founder, Evernote)

11:30 (PST) - Dan Siroker (Founder, Optimizely)

12:00 (PST) - Ron Conway (Partner, SV Angel)

12:30 (PST) - Office Hours with Paul Graham & Sam Altman

======= LUNCH ===========

02:00 (PST) - Chris Dixon (Partner, Andreessen Horowitz)

02:30 (PST) - Diane Greene (Founder, VMWare)

03:00 (PST) - Balaji Srinivasan (Founder, Counsyl)

03:30 (PST) - Chase Adam (Founder, Watsi)

--------BREAK-------

04:30 (PST) - Jack Dorsey (Founder, Square)

05:00 (PST) - Mark Zuckerberg (Founder, Facebook)

05:30 (PST) - Nathan Blecharczyk (Founder, AirBnb)

znowi• 13 years ago

Thank you. It'd be nice to have this on the stream page.

dancecodes2• 13 years ago

why i need flash?

dancecodes2• 13 years ago

I set option HTML5 users and see: please download adobe flash player. Im sorry. I would love flash...

dhanush• 13 years ago

Does anyone know if it will be available for download later on? I dont have the bandwidth to watch live.

spitfire• 13 years ago

Will there be recordings of the videos available afterwards? ideally in some format you can download and watch offline.

leelin• 13 years ago

Is there a stream that includes 2 screens; video of both the speaker and the slides? I remember previous years had it.

sergiotapia• 13 years ago

The stream is so slow and laggy. :/ Are there any mirrors?

turingbook• 13 years ago

Will the videos and slides be put online thereafter? Where can I find the ones in past years?

lelf• 13 years ago

2012 is here http://startupschool.org/2012/

zindlerb• 13 years ago

I am most excited about the office hours. The past open office hours have been very enlightening.

throwaway19793• 13 years ago

The Office Hours/YC interview where PG decided to accept the team on the spot was freakin epic!!!

Sukotto• 13 years ago

  Hey guys come back for a sec.

  You didn't know it, but that was your y-combinator  
  interview.... you're in the next batch.

  -- pg to the codecombat team

booop• 13 years ago

I can't imagine what it would have felt like for those guys. I'm wondering, was it an interview for the following two as well but they didn't get selected?

bigtunacan4• 13 years ago

From what I've read elsewhere, sometimes they decide and tell you on the spot, other times you won't hear back for maybe a day or two. Personally, I wasn't feeling it for that 2nd interview group, but the 3rd guy with the customs brokerage business. I want a piece of that action :) That seems like a big money maker. My money is on him getting in.

gsaines• 13 years ago

George from the CodeCombat team here. It was a crazy experience. Nick and I were leaving the stage, I was thinking "okay, that went okay, hope we get an interview!" When they called us back I thought we had biffed a mic transfer to the next team. When we heard we were in this next batch, I couldn't even believe it. Nick and I managed to keep it relatively cool on stage but we got a little silly back stage. Still can't really believe it, and can't wait to be a part of this cohort.

friendstock• 13 years ago

Congratulations!

Just curious -- how is this different from RubyWarrior (which I enjoyed playing)?

bigtunacan4• 13 years ago

Congrats. Immediately checked out your product too. My little 4th grader is going to be giving it a spin shortly.

semerda• 13 years ago

Congrats guys! I really enjoyed your presentation. Obviously the product is the start of something bigger but how you guys worked together on stage to answer questions to what you built is kickass. You peeps are obviously smart, know your market and have the determination to make this big.

Too many startups just deliver educational content digitally. That has been done many times over. But very few look at creative ways to keep the user engaged (focused) while being educated. You guys managed to do both. Superb.

neurotech1• 13 years ago

Its interesting that at least one other team (friends of mine) applied previously with a somewhat similar that didn't get in. PG apparently selects teams more than ideas.

Congrats guys.

clwk• 13 years ago

That was a great moment -- worth the price of admission, as it were. Don't skimp on the robots, though, seriously. Robots are good.

jfoster• 13 years ago

Is anyone capturing this somehow? I can't watch it now, but would really like to see it later.

co_pl_te• 13 years ago

So bummed I couldn't make it in. Love that the talks are always live-streamed, but there's something about being in a room with a bunch of awesome individuals. Maybe next year.

throwaway19793• 13 years ago

If someone from startup school is following the comments, can u focus the view on Balaji's slides? He has a lot of material on there.

woodylondon• 13 years ago

Just heard that the recordings will be put up like last year!

pvdm• 13 years ago

Balaji Srinivasan had the most thought-provoking talk.

bcn• 13 years ago

From his cousera class, a paper called "Regulation, Disruption, and the Technologies of 2013" has more details. https://d396qusza40orc.cloudfront.net/startup%2Flecture_slid...

bruceb2• 13 years ago

Balaji Srinivasan lives in the richest, most technological advanced country in the world and he is talking about exit. I am no fan of too much regulation but sometimes it come in to existence for a reason because we live in a society and need some rules in order to function better.

Hilarious how he shows SV eating other places and cites examples of companies who are in existence because of the content created by others (Hollywood, music industry etc).

rhizome• 13 years ago

His use of "exit" was more abstract than physical location, though from his description of the reasons his father left India we see that sometimes you have to do that, too. He mentioned "Hirschmann's Treatise," in passing, which you might find illustrative:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exit,_Voice,_and_Loyalty

chmod775• 13 years ago

I didn't watch the stream but wait... Qatar and Luxemburg are not the most technologically advanced, but Japan and Finland are not the richest countries. I don't think the country you're talking about exists.

bruceb2• 13 years ago

You could argue how you measure it. US has the most worth clearly. On a per person level tiny Luxemburg might have higher rate but clearly not the power the US has/

mq• 13 years ago

Today marks my 1300th day on Hacker News, without ever feeling compelled enough to make a comment. That changes today having just seen the story of Watsi, and the deeply honest, moving talk given by Chase Adam.

Watsi can't fail, you're right Chase. It's impossible. Thank you (and the entire Watsi team) for being such an inspiration.

karangoeluw• 13 years ago

Does anyone know when the videos will be available? I missed the live stream...

tyronerubin2• 13 years ago

video is here but a bit of a mess

http://www.livestream.com/ctiasanjose/folder

Startup School 2013 – Live Stream

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