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My first time in Stockholm (thanks, YC)

1 pointsby 2h agodomelian.substack.com
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Author here. A few things I’m still thinking about after the trip:

(1) Paul Graham talked about making room for unplanned conversations. How to have more of those? (2) For people building companies in Stockholm: what’s it like beyond the events? I loved my two days there, but that’s a pretty small sample. (3) The event had around 1,300 people, and I could barely hear the person next to me. Where have you had your best conversations at events this size?