I don't get it. How come Mark Zuckerberg owns only 24%? How are these shares distributed among these holders as it grew from a four person startup to this big giant company? Can any one point me to the complete story? I guess that will be a valuable read for fresh startups like us.
If you've never read his books (esp. "Physics for Entertainment") in high school , then you really did not have fun with Physics.
His math books:
1. Mathematics Can Be Fun
2. Figures for Fun
3. Arithmetic for entertainment
4. Geometry for Entertainment
5. Lively Mathematics
6. Fun with Maths & Physics
His physics books:
1. Physics for Entertainment (1913)
2. Physics Everywhere
3. Mechanics for entertainment
4. Astronomy for entertainment
5. Tricks and Amusements
Now for months, I've been reading some amazing answers on quora. Sadly, I'm unable to experience them myself because I don't have a !@##% invitation to create a Quora account.
I didn't completely get it. After so much of work did they produced just one copy.Does Jan Rodger does the tedious paste-up process for each copy they produce? Doesn't the magazine look like patches? What about pictures?
I really like your site. I want to completely switch to your site. But..
1. Some stories are Missing: For example, http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1787019 ("When Intel’s Hyper Threading goes bad") was posted on Oct 13, 2010. But it is missing your list.
2. How often do you update #Points & #Comments? I mean if I just post a comment or upvote any OLD story on news.combinator.com & then if I browse back to that day on your site. Its not showing the updated values. I guess you are storing the stories but not updating them. What is your criterion for updating the #Points & #Comments?
3. What is your criterion for "top" in top 10, 20, 50%? Its definitely not points.
PS: How are you getting the stories from news.ycombinator.com? Scraping or do they offer some JSON API?