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This is correct (am author), bad oversight. Opinions were only applicable towards the scope you described

• aabhay 6y ago
  Hm okay, thanks for acknowledging! I guess the reason I had strong words for this was that the mental bias I observed is actually extremely pervasive among people here in the bay. In fact the first question I get about my firm is whether/how much I raised.
  • kipply 6y ago
    I'm afraid of Bay-Area-view-of-the-world-being-inaccurate sorta things, was kind of sad to see it in myself (though my scope was narrowed partially because my only experience was choosing between industry vs startup)
    • EchoAce 6y ago
      Please don’t feel like this article wasn’t useful to some people though even with bias; as a new entrant to the industry I liked reading it!
    • noelwelsh 6y ago
      If you're interested in the wider world of startups you might like the "Startups for the Rest of Us" podcast (https://www.startupsfortherestofus.com/ https://www.startupsfortherestofus.com/) and the community around it. Some examples: * https://microconf.com/ https://microconf.com/ * https://tinyseed.com/ https://tinyseed.com/ * http://bootstrappedweb.com/ http://bootstrappedweb.com/ * https://indie.vc https://indie.vc They are probably closest to the Silicon Valley startup world in the kinds of businesses being built. Getting further away you have things like affiliate marketers and drop shippers. The "Tropical MBA" podcast (https://www.tropicalmba.com/ https://www.tropicalmba.com/) is more in that space.