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Keith Rabois is the new king of Y Combinator
- tptacek 16y agoIt looks pretty obvious to me that YC has hit some kind of marketing inflection point here. They've become a status symbol for investors and industry pundits as well as for founders. I can't articulate it better than that, but it bodes well for them. Congrats.
- paul 16y agoSo far, I've invested in 6 from this class. Only time will tell if that's a good thing or a bad thing :)
- zalzally 16y agoLet's say you're a very early stage startup with no raised capital. Let's also say you have two equally plausible options today of raising a convertible note with a cap. You can raise either $500k or $1M. How would you choose? Bottom line -- if you could, would you take more capital now given the potential risk of a double-dip recession, or take less and hold onto more of your company?
- joshu 16y agoI'd do $1m. Gives you some dry powder in case you need it.
- spog 16y agoLets say I need to raise about $500k; how does the terms look like? If this question is already discussed, could you please point me to the url?
- amund 16y agohttp://www.gabrielweinberg.com/blog/2010/06/how-to-learn-about-angelvc-term-sheets.html http://www.gabrielweinberg.com/blog/2010/06/how-to-learn-abo... gives an overview of term sheets. For numerical term sheet examples see http://thefunded.com http://thefunded.com
- spog 16y agothank you Amund.