This is a picture of the most recent ycombinator Start Up School at Stanford. Take a good look. Seems like it was a great program. Anyone able to tell me what is wrong with this picture? Post in comments, please.
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Everyone is a startup these days. They seem to think this is the only and best way to succeed. Students don't care for research and creating something that is a real evolution. They only care for profit and making some nonsense toy/website/whatever.
Not enough chairs, they startup from the floor (and some against the wall, outch). Some guy looks like he is sleeping in the second row. He must be starting up something related to sleep disorders or caffeined beverages. MacBook pro's are still ugly and clumbersome.
Why is there only ONE girl?
Anything else? ;)
Only one laptop visible? At StartUp School?