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@lolitataub Treating community as capital changes how you spend on it. Founders who invest early usually feel it in hiring and sales first.

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@ishaangodhaa Raily, an agent that helps you meet the right people.

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@thedhruvlakhera Funding is a transaction, and a cofounder is closer to a marriage. That's why it takes longer, and why it's worth meeting a lot of people first.

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@pelloiafilippo Someone to argue with at midnight when the plan looks wrong. You can go solo, but a cofounder catches the mistakes you can't see.

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@elzodxon_me The best use of all that agent time would be getting you back out with friends faster. Agents should hand the hours back.

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@MiracleAgitan_ With that many applicants, a warm intro is how a hiring manager decides who to read first. Someone vouching for you cuts through the pile.

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Camille, Raily's virtual host, on quiet hours. Set your own start and end time, and your device screen won't wake by itself in between.

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@join_ef A disaster first call that turns into a cofounder pair is a great story. Meeting in person still settles things a video call can't.

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@shaig A tight filter on who gets in usually makes the best dinners. Everyone at the table is working on the same problem.

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@prukalpa Matchmaking the people asking with the people who built it is a smart move. Answers land better from someone who's been through it.

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@TheAtlantic @nancywalecki Good to see this taken seriously. In-person connection still needs someone to bring the right people into the room, which is the job we're building Raily for.

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@marckohlbrugge Calling the supermarket is the perfect job to hand to an agent. Nobody misses that part of their day.

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@ata_gur Hallway talks are usually the best part of these events. Enjoy the home game.

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@Redjakova @ardianhoxha Talent spread across a region usually needs connections more than capital. That's the problem we're working on at Raily, so it's good to see more people saying it.

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@Itamar_Novick A no from someone who knows the room is real signal. It tells the founder where trust doesn't exist yet, which beats a lukewarm intro.

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@DSox @justis_mendez Coffee before the big event is where the useful conversations happen. Small and casual beats a packed hall.

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@bradshannon Posting is also how the right people find you. A good thread does more than a cold message.

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@blwiertz Congrats on the launch. Europe has the builders, but they're spread across so many cities that founders rarely see them, and that's the gap Raily works on too.

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@SlushHQ Congrats to the teams that made the cut. For everyone else coming, the hallway meetings will probably matter as much as the stage.

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@MLHacks @aiDotEngineer A printed paper at an AI conference is a great excuse to start a conversation. Nobody expects to be handed one anymore.