YC Startup School for future founders who aren't quite ready to start yet

Re:YC Startup School for future founders who aren't quite re... by randmeerkat on Saturday October 31, 2020 @11:51AM (#24952418)

I often wonder about the impact of a private healthcare system on economic activity too. The truth is, we’ll never really know until there’s some sort of public option.

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Re:YC Startup School for future founders who aren't quite re... by jokethrowaway on Saturday October 31, 2020 @03:46PM (#24954587)

You can look at Europe for example

Personally I didn't start a company in one country (but moved to another) just because of the high bureaucracy cost and high taxes.

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Re:YC Startup School for future founders who aren't quite re... by randmeerkat on Saturday October 31, 2020 @04:58PM (#24955141)

I know plenty of Europeans that are entrepreneurs who do well for themselves. The American attitude of the European system being incapable of producing anything meaningful because it doesn’t capitulate completely to corporate interests is overplayed. Just look at Arm and the U.K. for example.

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Re:YC Startup School for future founders who aren't quite re... by redis_mlc on Sunday November 01, 2020 @01:29AM (#24957414)

> Just look at Arm and the U.K. for example.

Wow, one whole example. And it's owned by the US now.

Most UK "technology companies" are box-shifters retailing American products. Pathetic.

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