Thank you

Sam Altman :- Thank you sir

Accounting is so important to get right. Almost certainly the most valuable class in this series if you learned something new from this, because you don't want to get this stuff wrong.

Most funny YC video watched yet.

Yes I made it through. I don't know what I am going to make or how I am going to. How I will get the first money to invest in my company. But I promised, I will be the greatest businessman ever lived. 23/08/2024 1.17 am.

One thing that I didnt understand is thinking about creating business cannot replicate important or it was just false opinion ?

the whole thing is a vc's congratulating themselves tweet

Jackson Robert Brown Jason Robinson Timothy

aaron levie is the only guy, I wanna meet desperately. he is so hilarious and intelligent

Great Series!

This is GOLD even in 2024. Thankyou

This one is the best so far. Thanks a lot

Anyone from Mars 🤖🤖

Who would have thought this guy Sam would revolutionize AI 9 years later. If I knew, i would have hug his thigh.

Sam reading from a script he generated from chatGPT0.0 xD

Who is watching this 2024! Sam Altman is now CEO of OpenAI

Thanks :)

28:00 damn a lot companies are doing this. A page for all the patch updates

Thank you!

👏🏽

"what happens when you clean their house and they refuse to pay?" "you shit on their floor and leave"

This is Goldmine

Great advices and great insights. ❤

we didn't see that he was working decades for one masterpiece we only see his success

So ship the product free for friends and family get the feedback and ship to random people while selling them.

Your videos are concise yet packed with wisdom, making them perfect for viewers.

I musta been in a coma since Sep 24, 2014, to watch this Vid only now in 2024 July end

People who came from twitter 👇

No comment since last year?😮

Hey! Can anybody share the discord servers like on Startups, ideas, guidance and stuff like that it will easier for one like me by joining the VC and and asking questions and stuff. Thank you!

His kids are going to hear ALL the dad jokes (lucky kids)

There's a 0.00006% chance of building a company that will grow to be worth more than a billion dollars.

Watching this in July 2024

Last 1minute is all that inspires you

How can I get this in Hindi language

Hey everyone, I wanted to emphasize the importance of NDAs and IP filings before sharing ideas. Recently, I noticed some startup advice suggesting not to require an NDA signed before sharing your pitch, claiming it would deter interest. However, this can be extremely risky! As a struggling single mom of three and inventor, in technology, I had my former 'senior advisor' (who was already a multi-millionaire) sign an NDA when disclosing my idea, thank God. Seven years after my invention/start-up I found out that he was building my business model out with a major bank who bought my invention/business model for almost $100 million! Do NOT give your ideas freely! Your ideas take THOUGHT POWER! A lot of people are too dumb to think, so they look for smart, creative people to do it for them, but the only difference is that they have money and the connections to make YOUR idea/concept happen. These types should be held LEGALLY accountable! Lesson: NDA'S, Copyright, and file IP. Then you have a case;)

Lmao, 12:10 god this thing is being recorded 😂. Well done, 10 years later. Has still been a very good talk

will someone join me in my startup

In the silde on 'How to Pick Your Investors' the first point Rolodex vs Time vs Pedigree and track record.. what does it mean? Please let me know if you guys got something.

00:00 DoorDash started simply with a landing page and personal phone number for restaurant delivery 06:44 Doing things that don't scale is a competitive advantage when starting out. 13:23 DoorDash started with a simple landing page and focused on logistics and transportation to help small business owners with delivery. 19:52 To build a successful company, focus on delighting users to become champions, talk to them every day, make sure they value your product, and always make things right. 26:02 Optimize for speed over scalability in the early days of a startup 32:09 Teespring's biggest markets are brands and influencers 38:00 Getting press coverage for your startup 43:13 DIY PR is worth trying in the early days 48:06 Relationships and warm introductions are key to getting press coverage. Crafted by Merlin AI.

I can’t believe that this is free. Thank you so much.

Ron was best

Those who started were never here ✍️

how many f**king times does Dustin say "umm" !! couldn't watch after 27minutes

3 july 2024