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Given the small sums (and the relatively limited scope of the examples), these seem more like "nano" grants to me.
by webmaven 4y ago
Given the small sums (and the relatively limited scope of the examples), these seem more like "nano" grants to me.
- 5e92cb50239222b 4y agoWell… the median of the range quoted in title could cover a month of living in my city (if you don't need to pay rent). Although you're probably not going to prototype a browser or build a compiler in that time, and anyone capable of doing so would move the hell out of here to make at least 20 times that much anyway.
- richardwhiuk 4y agoIsn't housing most people's single biggest outlay?
- webmaven 4y agoYeah, I've reconsidered my comment. These grants are definitely in line with the amounts of what are often called "micro-loans", which in some contexts are often as little as $200 (eg. Kiva). In other contexts a micro-loan is up to $50k (eg. SBA).