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Mark MacLeod recounts entering the startup world in May 1999 during the height of the dot-com bubble. He describes market conditions that rewarded website traffic over business fundamentals, early IPOs (e.g., pets.com), and the lack of scrutiny companies faced when going public far earlier in their life cycles.

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