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Want to raise a series A? Be smarter at seed(hackernoon.com)
2 points by replicatorblog 8y ago|1 comments
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From Private to Public: How to Read an S-1(news.crunchbase.com)
5 points by replicatorblog 8y ago|0 comments
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by replicatorblog 8y ago
Can anyone go to these free colleges in Europe? One of the problems in the US is that we assume that anyone should be able to go to college, so you have a bunch of non-selective schools that allow 50-90% of applicants to matriculate as long
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Business school grads and quants are winning the battle to create the next P&G(techcrunch.com)
94 points by replicatorblog 8y ago|26 comments
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by replicatorblog 8y ago
I can't get past the paywall, but the info looks a lot like the survey that circulated this summer. In that study, the researchers went through tax data and used tech companies that hired at least one employee as their proxy for a &quo
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Investor-Founder fit in day-zero startups(medium.com)
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Watches, Mattresses, and “Meh” Multiples(hackernoon.com)
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Read this checklist before going ‘whale hunting’ for big partners(techcrunch.com)
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by replicatorblog 8y ago
I think it has more to do with the fact that 3 of the 5 most important companies in tech are headquartered there have a combined $2.3T in market cap whereas Boston's biggest tech co's, TripAdvisor, Akamai, and Wayfair, have a comb
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by replicatorblog 8y ago
Boston has had at least one $1B+ tech IPO (not including bio) every year for the last decade. There have been as many High nine-figure, billion-plus acquisitions in the same period. Boston doesn't get much in the way of national PR, bu
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Redefining dilution(techcrunch.com)
21 points by replicatorblog 8y ago|8 comments
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Here is Uber’s first pitch deck(techcrunch.com)
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The Beginning of Uber(medium.com)
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Redefining dilution(techcrunch.com)
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Lessons Learned from Roblox's $2.4B Valuation(medium.com)
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The Market vs. The Frontier(medium.com)
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by replicatorblog 8y ago
My firm is an investor in Embark ( https://embarkvet.com/ ), whichh is basically 23 & Me for Mastiffs. If you want to understand the delightful world of doggy DNA, there is no better destination.
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How We Measure “Alignment”(medium.com)
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by replicatorblog 8y ago
If you don't like what Amazon is building, just wait until all those contracts start going to Raytheon and Northrop! I appreciate the moral quandary these engineers are faced with, but there is something to be said for being a responsi
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by replicatorblog 8y ago
I think people forget how inconsequential Instagram seemed at the time Facebook bought it. It was popular and growing fast, but the notion that this 12-person startup was worth a billion dollars was laughable. Read contemporaneous accounts
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by replicatorblog 8y ago
An excellent, important product — and stellar branding! While this product is a massive technical improvement, its biggest value might be getting couples to think about fertility earlier. I admit as a career-minded professional, I underesti
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I Have 2x More Revenue Than Them Why Can't I Close My Round?(medium.com)
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Mapping the Retail Apocalypse(bettereveryday.vc)
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by replicatorblog 8y ago
This is the most under-discussed issue in the loan debate. There are so many schools with dubious programs that fail to place graduates in careers that justify the outlay that have a nearly unlimited access to capital via these loans.
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by replicatorblog 8y ago
This is a really important point. Often, elite discussions about the importance of college come from people who fondly remember their time at Harvard, and not those burnt by "schools" like the Boston Architectural College which ha
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by replicatorblog 8y ago
Other Western nations also don't allow everyone to go to college and aggressively track students into vocational programs at an early age. Not saying that's bad, per se, but implementing that approach in the US would create new an
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by replicatorblog 8y ago
I 100% agree with this advice. I think one challenge is that now that the military has essentially become a soldierly caste in American culture, and one that's heavily concentrated in specific geographies, many don't know about wh
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by replicatorblog 8y ago
At Ivies and other top 20 schools, I'd agree. Maybe even the top 50. Beyond that, I think the American Pie stereotypes are closer to the norm than you might think.
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by replicatorblog 8y ago
All good points. My co-worker drives from medford, despite being just a few miles away, it's a 30-40 minute drive. I've never lived in the southern part of MA, but Google Maps still makes it look like an hour-ish drive from either
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by replicatorblog 8y ago
$500K budget. 3-beds. Strong public schools. Condo/Townhouse are fine. I'm looking at Acton, Westford, and Andover. Any recommendations would be great. My larger point is I used to live in the 4th largest city in the US and could

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