Live footage of investors at YC Demo Day trying to meet companies raising at under a $15M pre-money valuation

The SEC is proposing new rules for VCs. Thankfully it looks like there's an escape hatch for most VCs: they actually have to be helpful.

OH at a SF founder event: “Everyone here is doing something interesting or are VCs”

Venture capital, explained in a Valentine's Gram

VCs when founders ask for help raising a bridge round

"Strong opinions, weakly held"

Palantir convinced Stanford CS grads to be government contractors with the "Forward Deployed Engineer” title GPs convince Stanford CS grads to be bankers with the “Investor @ VC Firm” title

Founding CEOs: I'm irreplaceable VCs when growth slows: x.com/richardiii/sta…

VCs: We work closely with founders to help them The help:

being junior in vc maybe the worst job in tech: 1. difficult to become a partner 2. you deal w/ large egos 3. no transferable skills 4. if you start a company and your former fund doesnt invest nobody will 5. you learn social habits that make you insufferable

The one thing founders and politicians have in common

Map of San Francisco

VCs: We have a huge platform team that will help you recruit The “help”:

I always enjoy reading the bios of VCs who’ve never started a company & seeing which childhood story they’ve selected to showcase their innate scrappiness and persistence

Defense VC Starter Pack. Huge if True.

Founders when their startup gets cloned by OpenAI

The Windsurf founders being hired by Google is like the Luka Doncic trade for people who know what carried interest is