Founder Paydays at Exit (IPO)
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Founder Paydays at Exit (IPO)
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#2Where is the chart listing the negative opportunity costs from the other 99%?
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#3cool story bro.
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#4Slightly off topic, why do people use `mm` as the symbol for millions? Why not just `m` ?
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#5Slightly off topic, why do people use `mm` as the symbol for millions? Why not just `m` ?
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#6How many of these were funded by Blossomstreetventures?
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#7Given that Cal Henderson & Slack appears in the chart twice with different numbers each time, I'd take these figures with a grain of salt.
Plus the tone of the article makes it seem like a quick marketing piece to try and advertise their VC fund.
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#8Slightly off topic, why do people use `mm` as the symbol for millions? Why not just `m` ?
M is 1000 in Roman numerals. While it is uncommon, M is used to mean 1000 in business contexts, such as CPM: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/cpm.asp
Therefore "mm" is the most unambiguous way to denote millions, and is used in accounting.
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#9Missing are the zeros (and negatives)
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#10Nothing like publishing a textual data table as a giant picture.
"If this data doesn’t get you off the couch and coding the next great product, I don’t know what will." If the hope of a 9 digit payoff is what's motivating you to start a company, you're better off trying your luck on a roulette wheel.