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Peter Thiel explains why he always asks the startups he invests in: “What’s the salary of the CEO?”

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Z Fellows1 year ago

Psst... Are you technical and tinkering on side projects? We will give you $10,000 to skip class/job for a week and go all in on your idea. Apply here:

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The Information1 year ago

OpenAI is betting on a little-known startup to stay ahead of Elon Musk in the supercomputer race.

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John “Jack” Murphy Goldman ☀️1 year ago

Rich guys and the childless need only apply

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Abhinav Palle1 year ago

L take. Reed already had an exit from PayPal and made a boatload of money. It’s unfair to compare it to new founders with no absolutely no money to back them up. 99% of startups fail and the ceo living in poverty is stupid

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Jameson Sharp ג’יימס1 year ago

I stole this from Peter. LoL It’s a great Question.

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TechLifeAI1 year ago

Beautiful take. The focus for the CEO should be on the growth of the company, not on the cash to take out of it.

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pip1 year ago

Probably a means to select out people with dependents.

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