StartupLSatoshi

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by StartupLSatoshi 11y ago
Cringeworthy post. A post like this feels like a good way to seal your fate as a victim of the crunch. It's true that investors make mistakes. Don't feel sorry for yourself or complain about it, figure it out. It doesn't get
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by StartupLSatoshi 12y ago
I'm shocked. </sarcasm> So, to ask the question that Thiel has asked, is this a market that supports a monopoly, or is it going to be a consumer-favoring highly competitive scene? > Thiel is also an investor in Airbnb– ye
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Scoop: Andreessen Horowitz Leads Series A in Andreessen Jr’s Company(medium.com)
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by StartupLSatoshi 12y ago
Great article by a guy who truly knows what he's talking about. Josh was one of the investors in Uber's first round of outside financing, back in 2010. The tl;dr - don't assume VC inbound means that you'll be able to rai
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by StartupLSatoshi 12y ago
Not really. Sam Altman and Thiel have been friends for a while, and share a significant amount of startup philosophy. And YC is roughly a representation of Sam Altman's philosophy.
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by StartupLSatoshi 12y ago
Andreessen Horowitz should shake things up and launch an accelerator of their own. 99% joking, but they have a big enough brand that it would be interesting, at least. Not that they'd necessarily want to - they get to pick the best YC
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by StartupLSatoshi 12y ago
I wouldn't say that Musk is joining forces with Google Ventures. Musk has no involvement with GV and SpaceX raised from Google Inc., not Google Ventures.
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by StartupLSatoshi 12y ago
This addition iconifies the way the Valley's power structure has been changing over the last few years. Substantially more (reputation wise) powerful now than 5 years ago: - Peter Thiel (and Founders Fund) - Y Combinator - Joe Lonsdale