It's a big market out there and I think both Gabriel and Joshua will do fine. They're investing in different kinds of companies and providing different kinds of value, and they'll end up with the kinds of companies they can get most mutual benefit.
That was pretty much my point. I think for many reasons (and no ones fault) that startup advice tends towards one size fits all, and that is really not appropriate. Companies are in a continuum along many different dimensions, and what they should do in terms of fundraising should vary as a consequence.
