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Chris Kief is currently the Head of Technology at 360i and resides in New York City.

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Chris Dixon at YC’s Startup School

A great talk about why bad ideas often end up being very good ideas.

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Posted on February 19, 2014February 19, 2014Author Chris KiefCategories StartupsTags Chris Dixon, Startup School, Y Combinator

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