The Value of Terrible Ideas
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- Y Combinator's Justin Kan chats with Matthew Panzarino about the future of streaming, investing purely in founders, and the importance of Silicon Valley.
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get a new interviewer...this guy is terrible.
That woo at the beginning is so funnny 😂
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I CANNOT watch an interview if I don't respect the interviewer
By YouSum Live
00:01:00 Evolution from failed startups to successful ventures.
00:01:49 Transition from online calendar to live streaming platform.
00:03:07 Twitch's growth potential in the gaming industry.
00:10:51 Importance of resilience and persistence in startup success.
00:13:16 Y Combinator's approach to early-stage investments and founders.
00:15:17 International expansion and benefits of networking in California.
00:17:07 Silicon Valley's unique ecosystem fosters innovation.
00:17:25 Success in tech hubs requires time and cycles.
00:17:39 International founders may lead tech hubs globally.
00:18:30 Marketing efforts analyzed for effectiveness and reach.
00:19:56 Proximity to investors crucial for startup funding.
00:20:32 Silicon Valley offers more access and familiarity with tech.
00:21:00 Early-stage investors: VCs vs. entrepreneurs debate.
By YouSum Live
Heck it better be easier to get funding in Silicon Valley, the cost of living there is outrageous. If the company is hitting it on all cylinders, you’d think The Valley can find them no matter where the company is located. The argument to be in the Valley makes sense, but I worry about the cost of living there.
yeah any amount of money you throw at a startup seems low when you pay 3000$ in rent for a 1-bedroom appartment 🤣
Those armchairs are awful.
You are awful
Hey, guess what? It spread Mr. Commentator. Thank God for the internet. know it alls look bad a couple years later.
He hasn't cut his hair since
Wild Academy is my third business venture after two other successful ones. I've hired and managed teams of two dozen people.
I have exponential growth in views, RUclips subscribers, and mailing list signups. I even have direct sponsors.
Looking in Universities to find people to invest in is curious. Several people know I've taken $1K and built a $1M annual revenue company in ten months.
Well, here I am doing it again in broad daylight and nobody has even approached me about investing. It's pretty hilarious actually. It must be disqualified from being a startup because I have traffic and it's making money.
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