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What do your VCs care about and does it matter?

This is going to be BIG.

Someone asked me yesterday whether or not I would ever consider living anywhere else. For years, family was the main consideration for me concerning location. My family is based in New York. My mom had a long chronic illness before she died and my grandmother lived past 100. Being here for my family was priority one. Besides, there were a limited number of places where I could do my job in venture capital anyway—and while I might be a go to for a pitch from super early stage pre-seed and seed fo

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Fintech Roundup: More female founders in fintech? Yes, please

TechCrunch

Welcome to my new weekly fintech focused column. I’ll be publishing this every Sunday, so in between posts, be sure to listen to the Equity podcast and hear Alex Wilhelm , Natasha Mascarenhas and me riff on all things startups! And if you want to have this hit your inbox directly once it turns into a newsletter (soon!), sign up here. It’s been really tough concentrating during the latter part of this week due to global events so forgive me if my tone is less upbeat than normal.

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Database functions to wrap logic and SQL queries

Derek Sivers

When you make a database-backed app, you have some functions that need to run multiple database queries. For example, to move money from one account to another, you have to insert a negative amount into account #1, and a positive amount into account #2. Usually you do in your main code: your JavaScript, Python, Ruby, or whatever. But what if some future code bypasses your crucial “business logic” functions?

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[Cyabra in AP News] War via TikTok: Russia’s new tool for propaganda machine

OurCrowd

The Russian TikTok video has it all: a cat, puppies and a pulsing background beat. It’s cute, watchable and hardly seems the stuff of state propaganda. In 2014, Russia flooded the internet with fake accounts pushing disinformation about its takeover of Crimea. Eight years later, experts say Russia is mounting a far more sophisticated effort as it invades Ukraine.

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Digitalization: 5 Tech Updates That Will Help You Survive The Recession & Thrive

Lack of digitalization decreases business competitiveness. To thrive, embracing modern solutions becomes essential. The approach to digitalization often aligns with a company's business model. This shift not only boosts productivity but also automates processes and improves security. The tech market offers a wealth of technologies tailored for management, planning, and forecasting, replacing outdated pen-and-paper methods.

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1/9/90 in Crypto

Tomasz Tunguz

Distributed autonomous organizations (DAOs) are one of the most vibrant areas of crypto. DAOs are groups of people with the right to vote to change how a crypto company operates. DAOs pop up for many different reasons: to form a social club that requires a token to join, to buy a copy of the Constitution , to manage open source software. Almost any group of people can organize a DAO to pursue a shared purpose.