a lot of startups on the map.. and that is only a square of SF.. insane
talk about improving your network - just go to SF ;D
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@konstantimb It is remarkable to see such a high concentration of startups within just one area of San Francisco. It clearly demonstrates the depth and strength of the ecosystem.
I am interested in building a stronger network and presence in San Francisco and across California. What would you recommend as the most effective approach for a Seattle-based startup to develop meaningful relationships with investors, founders, industry leaders, and strategic partners in the region?
I will be attending TechCrunch Disrupt in October, but I would appreciate your perspective on what else I should be doing before, during, and after the event to establish a more consistent presence in the California startup ecosystem.
@clement_utuk contacting people on socials and scheduling coffee meetups. From what I’ve heard from close friends going to SF etc. this is the most viable way to build cool joyful and helpful relationships!
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the density is real but the map is also a survivor bias engine. every YC company that went remote-first or moved out gets erased from the picture even if they're still the ones actually shipping.
curious if you plan to add a "headquartered vs distributed" toggle. would show which categories are actually SF-concentrated (fintech, hard-tech) vs which just happened to originate there but scattered after (dev tools, ai infra).
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@konstantimb It is remarkable to see such a high concentration of startups within just one area of San Francisco. It clearly demonstrates the depth and strength of the ecosystem.
I am interested in building a stronger network and presence in San Francisco and across California. What would you recommend as the most effective approach for a Seattle-based startup to develop meaningful relationships with investors, founders, industry leaders, and strategic partners in the region?
I will be attending TechCrunch Disrupt in October, but I would appreciate your perspective on what else I should be doing before, during, and after the event to establish a more consistent presence in the California startup ecosystem.
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the density is real but the map is also a survivor bias engine. every YC company that went remote-first or moved out gets erased from the picture even if they're still the ones actually shipping.
curious if you plan to add a "headquartered vs distributed" toggle. would show which categories are actually SF-concentrated (fintech, hard-tech) vs which just happened to originate there but scattered after (dev tools, ai infra).