Chris Dixon Speaks   Chris Dixon   Chris Dixon, one of New
York's top early-stage investors, who founded recommendations
engine Hunch and sold it to eBay, is moving to Silicon Valley.
He'll be joining Andreessen Horowitz as the firm's seventh
investing partner, AllThingsD's Kara Swisher reports.
Andreessen Horowitz has quickly become one of the most reputable
venture-capital firms in the world, having led rounds in hot
startups such as Fab, Nicira, and Pinterest.  Dixon, who had
been running eBay's New York engineering office following the
Hunch deal, will move to Silicon Valley to work out of
Andreessen Horowitz's Menlo Park office. The news comes just two
months after the early-stage fund Dixon founded, Founder
Collective, raised $70 million. It's a huge loss for the New
York tech community and a big win for A16Z, as the firm is
known.  Andreessen told Swisher that he hired Dixon for his
appeal to entrepreneurs: "When the next Mark Zuckerberg walks
into the room, we want them to say, ‘I want that person.’