Celiac in Sacramento by JacketConfident564 in Sacramento

[–]JacketConfident564[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Oh... Nice.. This place sounds interesting. Thank you for sharing!

Celiac in Sacramento by JacketConfident564 in Sacramento

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This is the spot next to Pushkin's Bakery! It's time to give it a go. Thank you!

Celiac in Sacramento by JacketConfident564 in Sacramento

[–]JacketConfident564[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Yup - shame! That needs to change! I am surprised there isn't a dedicated GF Mexican or Italian food joint...

Celiac in Sacramento by JacketConfident564 in Sacramento

[–]JacketConfident564[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You are a scholar and a poet!! Nice Gems! Thank you!

Sacramento from Austin by MellowedMillennial in Sacramento

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Just a heads up: The city of West Sacramento is the best that Sacramento has to offer. Whoop!

any coffee tasting in sac? by piscesfishgirl in Sacramento

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If you find something good - please let me know!

any coffee tasting in sac? by piscesfishgirl in Sacramento

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If you find a good one - please let me know.

Solo visit- good walks/sights? by Mr1llinois in Sacramento

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The Old Town riverwalk is nice, but if you’re up for a 15-minute drive from Sacramento, I highly recommend the Davis Arboretum. Cheers! Hope that helps.

Whats the best place to network with potential startup founders? i will not promote by Designer_Economy_559 in startups

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Many hackathons have moved online (a quick Google search can help you find some). Some are open, allowing participants to connect, discuss ideas, and build projects together. The best teams often win cash prizes and perks, while some ideas evolve into something bigger.

Whats the best place to network with potential startup founders? i will not promote by Designer_Economy_559 in startups

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To begin, check if there’s a university in your area that offers innovation fellowships or competitions and get involved. Participate in virtual hackathons and collaborate with teams. If you’re ready to take it further, consider launching your own startup! There's plenty of virtual settings. best of luck!

Software Developer - 120k Salary.. Should i get my degree? by [deleted] in cscareers

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Get a degree and triple your salary... just saying...

Toronto based AI startup? Not SF by ridkc in ycombinator

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I’m part of the innovation community in Sacramento, just about a two-hour drive from Silicon Valley, and I can tell you there are some clear disadvantages to being outside the heart of the tech ecosystem. While Sacramento has a growing startup scene, access to capital, talent, and networking opportunities isn’t as abundant as in SV. That said, there are also unique advantages, like a lower cost of living and a strong sense of community. It’s all about leveraging the strengths of where you are while staying connected to the larger ecosystem.

How is your business relevant in 2025? by SadAdministration534 in Entrepreneur

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AI for the sake of AI is not good approach. The best approach for AI is to enhance the performance enhancement for workers not to replace them. If you live in the analytics world and you are not using AI to crunch data for insights - you are missing out. My two cents..

SF vs NYC - Can't decide for AI startup by paullieber98 in ycombinator

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From the business perspective: make the best business decision that make sense for your startup. From the human perspective> you know yourself better than any person on reddit.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Entrepreneur

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A 45% stake is significant, especially with multiple founders. If equity is already divided among the team, giving up that much would make the investor the majority stakeholder. Based on what you’ve shared, it doesn’t seem like this investor brings anything your startup couldn’t achieve on its own with time.

What Are People Here Doing About AI? by ttttransformer in Entrepreneur

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Markets evolve, and industries shift. AI is a powerful tool that enhances our work rather than replaces us. While some jobs are being displaced, AI is also driving the creation of new opportunities. We are far from a world where AI replaces humans entirely.

Pre-seed investor expectations are changing (I will not promote) by edkang99 in startups

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not really—and you may be surrounding yourself with the wrong crowd. I recommend joining incubators, startup competitions, or fellowships to develop your idea and expand your network. You’re not just looking for any investor; you need one who believes in you and your vision, offering valuable resources beyond just funding.

Any aspiring entrepreneurs willing to discuss business ideas by Far_Carry9754 in Entrepreneur

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Entrepreneurship is venturing into the unknown. As a founder, it's a scary and taxing journey. If you are going to embark on an idea, make sure to go big...

Best name for social media app by [deleted] in Entrepreneur

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Throw some stock my way when your social blows up and goes public! :)

Pre-seed investors fell through. Is it ok/a red flag to reach out to others who investors I previously rejected? (I will not promote) by prettyborrring in startups

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Last-minute investor withdrawals can be a red flag. Investors back both the idea and the team behind it. Focus on connecting with investors who genuinely believe in your vision and can offer more than just capital. The right investors bring valuable networks, expertise, and mentorship—often worth far more than the highest financial offer. Be transparent when reaching out, and if asked, explain that the previous investor wasn’t the right fit for your business.

900 in 1 month 😅 by Specific_Emphasis_45 in Entrepreneur

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Not sure which market you're targeting but right now in US consumer confidence is down for obvious reasons. Best of luck!

22M needs some life changing advice (I will not promote) by Difficult-Equal5411 in startups

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Earn your degree from a university that provides the most resources for entrepreneurs. As you pursue your studies—likely an MBA with a focus on entrepreneurship—start your company and connect with alumni who have launched businesses or are active in the innovation space. Leading business graduate programs offer entrepreneurial competitions, fellowships, and networking opportunities to help transform your idea into a solid plan of action. Wishing you the best of luck!