The prolific angel investor has rarely met an Internet startup he didn't like. When it comes to picking the next big thing, there's a right way and a wrong way. And then there's the Conway. Ron Conway, with Coco, his rescue dog, photographed at their San

According to Paul Graham, Loopt's is one of the five most interesting founders of the last three decades. There's a simple reason for it: he really knows what he's doing. While searching through Hacker News archives, I came across a bunch of sama's class

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