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12 Lessons From 5 Years of Running a Tech Meetup

12 lessons from 5 years of running a tech meetup davekiss.com

One technique I learned, actually from Brian Chesky at Airbnb, is to go find the five best people in Silicon Valley that do that role, and just have coffee with them. And just chat. In that dialogue, I think you form an ability to benchmark the differences between an A+ and a B+, so that when you meet new candidates, actual candidates, you can tria

Elad Gil • High Growth Handbook: Scaling Startups From 10 to 10,000 People

In the first six months of launch, 10K+ addresses completed a task on RabbitHole and $100K in rewards were distributed by projects to users who completed tasks. One reason for its strong initial traction is its positioning as the only crypto native acquisition channel that projects have.

Leo Luo • 🕳🐇 RabbitHole: LinkedIn of Web 3.0

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Instead of just being a destination for reading content, like Medium or Wikipedia, the cohort of knowledge-sharing startups are focused on helping people create and organize information, but also tap into crowdsourced knowledge that's then shared and published.

Biz Carson • GitHub but for docs: Meet the startups changing how we share what we know

The LHS Community

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Peers are people at your approximate level of accomplishment or skill who can and will regularly contribute to your project.

Charlie Gilkey • Start Finishing: How to Go from Idea to Done

I teach at business schools, attend startup community events, and host small gatherings of young entrepreneurs. By serving as a mentor at accelerators such as Columbia's Greenhouse, Yale's Entrepreneurial Institute, DreamIT Ventures, and Founders Institute, and as a speaker/participant at events organized by groups such as Sandbox Network, StartupG