While the event is by invitation only, it could be watched live. The startupschool 2013 videos are available here on youtube. Checkout the impressive speaker list, and a casual overview of what they said:
This is a pretty awesome casual summary, though casual.
Chase Adam | Founder, Watsi
unusually successful talk by founder of first non-profit at Y Combinator. Business + Tech applied to non-profit in providing health careNate Blecharczyk | Founder, Airbnb
talks about exponential growth and handling exponential growthRon Conway | Partner, SV Angel
overview of fundraising, paperworks, financial backbone of startupsChris Dixon | Partner, Andreessen Horowitz; Founder, Hunch, SiteAdvisor
talks about ideas and how to find winning ideas
Jack Dorsey | Founder, Square, Twitter
gets personal and talk about how to use philosophical wisdoms in literature and non-fiction to get by tough times in startupsDiane Greene | Founder, VMWare
the early founding of VM and getting the process rightPhil Libin | Founder, Evernote, CoreStreet
gets personal talks about tough times at Evernote, building lifetime epic work in startupDan Siroker | Founder, Optimizely
the philosophical algorithms of founding companies and getting it right through feedback loopsBalaji Srinivasan | Founder, Counsyl; Lecturer, Stanford
philosophical examination of new tech utopia, as the backbone of US economy and "political exit"Mark Zuckerberg | Founder, Facebook
gets personal and talk about early startup years of Facebook, and hacking building constantly in Harvard
Need to think about how to succeed in Y Combinator interview and get into the accelerator, or better yet understand how to have super-fast legit reflex speed answers for a oral business plan fitting for Y Combinator? Checkout Paul Graham and Sam Altman's live office hour interview for 3 startup ideas, 1 admitted 2 failed. Ask yourself why and why not?
Two additional parts of the blog post:
You can get a sense on my twitter account http://www.twitter.com/i_stanford if you filter by @startupschool or #startupschool #startupschool2013 I had Twitter on the entire time, so this is going to be epic.
2. Why Y Combinator has turned me away from startup-ing, with a twist though!
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