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Stripe’s founder Patrick Collison said once that Buenos Aires is an excellent city to build because we have the perfect hacker schedule. I couldn’t agree more.

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Gonto 🤓1 年前

@patrickc why did you go to nyc then? 🤣

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Abril1 年前

@patrickc because getting out of your comfort zone is what makes you grow :)

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UserInterface5 年前

Let's talk about building businesses, #investing, #entrepreneurship & #crypto.

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nicoacosta.eth 🦇🔊1 年前

@patrickc 10usd a day 🫠

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eamon.btc1 年前

@patrickc The schedule is great but when you're there you just want to hangout and drink wine and mate

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Kevin L. Valfin1 年前

@patrickc Night owls, cheap steaks, fast internet, and no one tells you to stop coding at 3am. Buenos Aires isn’t just a hacker city — it’s a builder’s haven. Silicon Valley timezone? Optional.

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Facu1 年前

@patrickc that’s how @wallbit_app was made 😊

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@patrickc Okk

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