José Ancer

@ancerj

startup consigliere + legal CTO @ E/N, blogger, family dude. Building an independent, world class tech/vc law firm not for Silicon Valley, but for "the rest."

Texas | Colorado
siliconhillslawyer.com
Joined November 2010
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    May 1

    Checklist for choosing a Startup Lawyer

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    Sep 5

    Bernie's version of socialism is basically just "kick at rich people spasmodically". We can do better, folks.

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    Sep 5

    DID YOU WRITE THAT OP-ED IN THE FAILING NEW YORK TIMES?

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  4. Sep 5

    Two Years Ago, India Lacked Fast, Cheap Internet—One Billionaire Changed All That

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  5. Sep 5

    Founders often think that an equity round at X valuation is the same, in terms of dilution, as a convertible round at X valuation cap. That is almost always incorrect. Why Notes and SAFEs are Extra Dilutive - Silicon Hills Lawyer

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    Sep 5

    That’s... a lot of trucks

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    Great day in South Carolina with the team and Governor ! Can’t wait to get these into the hands of our Delivery Service Partners!
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  7. Sep 5

    replace them w/ technology, or w/ higher-skilled workers who can earn the cost. Fact. All the exact *opposite* of what we want. Stop treating employers, no matter how big or wealthy, like charities. Saying you care, but only enough to make someone *else* pay, is hypocrisy.

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  8. Sep 5

    If we want to help those who can't get healthcare, who lack marketable skills, etc. (and we should), we need to pay for it somehow *as a society.* But tell employers to just give low-skilled people more money, and they will, more often than not: reduce their hours... (2/x)

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  9. Sep 5

    There is a long cultural tradition in America of trying to use employers as a means to help those who can't sustain themselves in the market. While well-intentioned, it is *deeply* flawed and counterproductive. (1/x)

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  10. Sep 5

    This aligns closest with what I've heard about Kavanaugh. Political theatre aside, great guy, well-respected by people of all kinds of political persuasions with strong legal educations. It's all become a damn circus.

    We can and we should do better than this. It's predictable now that every confirmation hearing is going to be an overblown, politicized circus. And it's because we've accepted a bad new theory about how our three branches of government should work.
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    Sep 5

    Incredible statement from

    A statement from our Editor-in-Chief
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    Sep 5

    We need to examine our use of sanctions and move toward policies that encourage trade and diplomacy.

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  13. Sep 5

    "We are unable to find significant statistical evidence that preexisting growth in diversity for underrepresented racial/ethnic minority groups is affected by the hiring of an executive level diversity officer..."

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    Sep 4

    "Every job is worthwhile." Former 'Cosby Show' actor Geoffrey Owens speaks out over job-shaming incident

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  15. Sep 5

    I deeply want to believe there is some 4D chess, evolutionary psychology, game theory, or whatever other kind of obscure but ultimately advantageous reason why so many people decide whom to vote for almost entirely based on how good a politician is at giving speeches.

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    Sep 4

    Nailed it.

    I would never vaccinate my kids. That is unnatural, dangerous, pointless, expensive, reckless, and harmful. I take my kids to the doctor so they can vaccinate them instead
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    Sep 4

    This is NOT a joke --> NY Times blames global warming for Roger Federer's stunning upset last night at the U.S. Open

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    Sep 5

    The cost of health care for workers is a major driver of income inequality.

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  19. Sep 5

    Yeah baby.

    The main policy takeaway from all these breathless Trump “tell all” books: How constrained the power of the US President is.
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    Sep 4

    Want a Strong Kid? Encourage Play, Not Competition.

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    Sep 3

    If you plan on boycotting Nike I will dispose of all of your clothing items for FREE, just hit my DM’s. I have a school full of children that could use it here in Jamaica.

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