Friday, February 17, 2017

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Startup Reading List

February 17, 2017

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Startups, Software Development and the Art of Bicycle Maintenance

Edith Harbaugh

"When I recruited my first engineer, he was hesitant. The company was pre-revenue and seemed risky. I told him we had enough money to pay him for a one-month-contract while I tried to fundraise. During the month, he could interview anywhere he wanted. After a month, he could either stay or take any of the permanent jobs he wanted. That gave him — and me — enough time to make a better call. He stayed on for the ride."

Lessons From Doing YC Twice

Harj Taggar

30-minute video with a former YC partner and startup entrepreneur.

Money, Blockchains, and Social Scalability

Nick Szabo

"Innovations in social scalability involve institutional and technological improvements that move function from mind to paper or mind to machine, lowering cognitive costs while increasing the value of information flowing between minds, reducing vulnerability, and/or searching for and discovering new and mutually beneficial participants."

Five Ways to Raise Capital in a Small Market

Ryan Broshar

"No matter how small. Get to know every investor in your region. Find out who has invested in local companies, what founders are from your town, what startups have come from your market. If you want bigger investors, you first need to demonstrate that you have local support. It's great signaling."

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