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This was the state of the art when I was an undergrad. I spent a lot of time in front of these.

In a sense there is. YC funds nonprofits too, and they present at Demo Day along with the for-profit startups. (It's an audience full of fairly rich people after all.)

Want to bet?

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Terminal.

Watched the sun set. By 3:56 it was gone. But sunset is now getting later. By Christmas it will already be 5 minutes later than now.

To be the "angel investors" of nonprofits. Big donors are super bureaucratic and never want to take risks on new nonprofits. But the best new nonprofits are great, just as the best new for-profits are. So by funding new nonprofits, you can increase the ef

It may sound strange, but being involved with technology as a user happens in a different part of your brain from being involved as an investor. When I use Doordash as a user I'm thinking about my pizza, not their latest round of funding.

Been watching this for a minute or so. Paypal breaks so often. When it does I think "What a POS," then a second later I remember that I'm a Stripe investor, and that this particular POS will eventually receive swirling, porcelain justice.

A scene from the future: