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I believe it's the view you'd see under a toilet stall.
I still don't get it. Why is there nothing for Womens
It's the men's bathroom.
I've collected over 600 pitch decks
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Re: I've collected over 600 pitch decks
#62maybe your search doesn't work, not sure...
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#63Earlier quoted context omitted.
We stand on the seat on public restrooms....or hover.
One of these sounds harder than the other but I keep changing my mind as to which...
In asian bathrooms that have "western style" toilets, sometimes there are signs telling people not to stand on the seat to use it as a squatting style toilet.
Re: I've collected over 600 pitch decks
#64It's the funny that Facebook were pitching advertising to investors in 2004, and they didn't have any ads until 2007. It's also interesting that there's no information on sources or anything to explain these pitch decks. I'm pretty sure the original would not start with " Facebook's original pitch deck ", so how much each pitch has been altered? Also survivor-ship bias... these are all highly sucessful companies with…
Successful startups dont really need that good pitch decks or pitching in general, because the metrics speak for themselves. Would be certainly more interesting to see Juicero pitch deck.
Re: I've collected over 600 pitch decks
#65It's the funny that Facebook were pitching advertising to investors in 2004, and they didn't have any ads until 2007. It's also interesting that there's no information on sources or anything to explain these pitch decks. I'm pretty sure the original would not start with " Facebook's original pitch deck ", so how much each pitch has been altered? Also survivor-ship bias... these are all highly sucessful companies with…
I don’t think that Facebook deck is real. It isn’t actually asking for an investment, but instead soliciting advertisers. The section on targeting seems way too evolved for where Facebook was in April, 2004 and if you search for the text from the slide, you only get hits on “sample pitch deck” sites:
https://www.google.com/search?q=%22allows+for+targeted+adver...
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#67Nice work, maybe add the ability to link to a specific page, like https://starthouse.xyz/facebook#4
There are already two comments here that could use the feature.
Re: I've collected over 600 pitch decks
#68It's the funny that Facebook were pitching advertising to investors in 2004, and they didn't have any ads until 2007. It's also interesting that there's no information on sources or anything to explain these pitch decks. I'm pretty sure the original would not start with " Facebook's original pitch deck ", so how much each pitch has been altered? Also survivor-ship bias... these are all highly sucessful companies with…
It's even funnier that the pitch deck is supposed to be from 2004 but has a photo of Eduardo Saverin in it, taken 2011 [0].
[0]: https://edition.cnn.com/2012/05/29/tech/social-media/faceboo...
Re: I've collected over 600 pitch decks
#69Should be enough to get a neural net to raise till round C or so.
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#70It especially bothers me to find the same kind of post every X weeks. Compiling pitch decks, hundreds of pitch decks, use these pitch decks from successful companies. You can be one of them too! That's a lie, you can't.
Not only economic conditions, political environment and personal relationships matter, but we are simply selling the same idea to hundreds of thousands of entrepreneurs around the world. The boomers are determined to explain to us how successful they were and the steps they took to achieve their enormous fortune and success. What they forget to explain is how a large part of their success is based on the economic conditions created by their parents and mostly on fraud or dubious behavior.
We sell the idea that they can be Google or Facebook, that they can compete or create new markets. But this idea is false. They have capitalized on all economic sectors, all market verticals and captured 90% of the existing opportunities. And if they forget some of them, they can eventually buy it. They drown you before you're born.
The market is rigged, even if you find market-traction, you will fail to attract investors even with the right relationships (no luck for you syrian refugee). Even the idea is good and represent a jump in a deep tech space, you essentially will get nothing unless you come out from MIT, Stanford and so (No luck for you Italian engineer)
Your pitch deck doesn't matter to anyone. VCs are waiting for 90% of projects to sink without financing, for months to get better conditions or simply to keep the surviving companies. Something their parents would never have done.