Re:How to Succeed with a Startup [video]
by sidlls on Wednesday August 29, 2018 @01:41PM
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The tone of your comment is off, but the underlying point has at least some merit.
Re:How to Succeed with a Startup [video]
by paul7986 on Wednesday August 29, 2018 @01:45PM
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Pardon if it comes off jaded, but what I note is very true. I’m in no way trying to impress Sam Altman like i gather some others may be.
No idea his background... yet did he not go to an Ivy League school?
Re:How to Succeed with a Startup [video]
by ameister14 on Wednesday August 29, 2018 @02:12PM
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No, he didn't go to an Ivy League school.
Re:How to Succeed with a Startup [video]
by dpeterson on Wednesday August 29, 2018 @02:25PM
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From wikipedia: "studied computer science at Stanford University". Stanford isn't Ivy league? Or is wikipedia wrong?
Re:How to Succeed with a Startup [video]
by ameister14 on Wednesday August 29, 2018 @02:27PM
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Stanford is not Ivy League.
Re:How to Succeed with a Startup [video]
by paul7986 on Wednesday August 29, 2018 @02:39PM
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Umm in 2015/2016 Stanford's tuition was $46k while Harvard was $45k.
If it's not Ivy League why am I paying more to go there then the hallmark ivy league school?
Ivy League is a specific name for north eastern universities in a 'sports league'
I would consider stanford a top tier school... but ivy league appears to have a specific definition.
- Have rich & powerful friends directly or indirectly
- Impress & become friendly with the rich & powerful either through clear data that shows your worth an investment(your startup data shows traction) or lie your butt off; aka fake it before you make it. I always strive(d) for the former as darn my parents and the morality they instilled.