The folks who disagree seem to be aligning with the reasoning that it's easier to raise capital and be closer to investors in SF.
But raising money != starting a company. Sure, it's important at some point, but this is the growing problem with the industry as a whole, no? People show up with just a pitch deck and want a million bucks.
Most responsible (and technically-capable) founders are trying to save as much money as possible and get on the investing boat as late as possible.
But raising money != starting a company. Sure, it's important at some point, but this is the growing problem with the industry as a whole, no? People show up with just a pitch deck and want a million bucks.
Most responsible (and technically-capable) founders are trying to save as much money as possible and get on the investing boat as late as possible.