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How many people actually believe they will become the next Musk, to an extent that they are willing to move out of state in preparation to maximize their greed
by runarberg 6y ago
How many people actually believe they will become the next Musk, to an extent that they are willing to move out of state in preparation to maximize their greed in the off chance they will succeed in this impossible task?
- nitrogen 6y agoProbably a decent fraction of founders hope to reach the point where the tax would come into play. Maybe some other locale can use this to finally convince VCs and startups to cluster somewhere else.
- asdfasgasdgasdg 6y agoYeah this is a "don't live here if you plan to ever be rich" law. Fortunately that part of the law is unlikely to be constitutional.
- rattray 6y agoKind of a lot of people in the Gold Rush State. Between the dreamers of Hollywood and Silicon Valley, a lot of folks go there to become wealthy. And even if only a small fraction do, it's still more than almost anywhere else in the world.
- endtime 6y agoDo you know what the "ycombinator" in this site's URL is a reference to?
- runarberg 6y agoAre you talking about the startup accelerator or the functional combinator used to achieve recursion without naming a function that calls it self?