The YC cofounder said ambitious founders should still spend time in Silicon Valley to access talent, speed, and investors.
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Paul Graham says Silicon Valley still gives founders an edge that Europe can't fully match.
Paul Graham: Relocating to startup hubs boosts access to talent, unplanned meetings spark innovation, and Silicon Valley investors achieve superior returns | Y Combinator Startup Podcast
The AI boom is pulling Europe’s hottest startups to the U.S.—whether they planned to move or not | Fortune
The results are in: Europe really must scale up
Han styr på elitskolan: ”Inte exklusiv”
”Det är lite som att gå på Harvard”
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“Disregarding that advice was definitely one of the things I got right,” Ohanian said.
