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   by vc_investor 18y ago

   Even were that uncontroversial, the cost of developers' time generally accounts for only a small proportion of the costs of bringing product to market.
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   by vc_investor 18y ago

   PG's argument as I read it is that there's a shift in comparative market power towards entrepreneurs qua producers because the barriers to innovation have fallen so their funding needs are less. I agree that companies pursuing small opportu
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   by vc_investor 18y ago

   My firm would do and always has done pre-Series A stage, with a view to building a relationship and following-on in due course. However that is and has always been a less common strategy: most 'bulge bracket' firms (active fund of $300-600m
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   by vc_investor 18y ago

   I work at a brand name venture capital firm which is actively investing. In this market, where 'flat is the new up', I'd regard having founders cash out at early institutional rounds as unusual. There is comparatively little money being inv