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Paul Graham: The Art of Funding a Startup
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This book centres on an interview between Andrew Warner and Paul Graham, the programmer who co-founded Y Combinator, an accelerator that backed many young companies. Warner first sought out Graham after hearing how Graham had helped Alexis Ohanian launch Reddit. The conversation looks at the everyday hurdles founders face, such as choosing what to build, creating a product, and drawing in early users. Its aim is to show how Graham approached raising money and getting new companies off the ground, and what other entrepreneurs might take from that experience.
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