hey sorry I didn't respond to your text I'm trying to process a nonstop 24/7 onslaught of information with a brain designed to collect nuts in a forest

Founders notice everything. Every bug, Every screwed up deal, Every employee that didn't give it their all, Everything every competitor does, Every moment that ever mattered. Everything that matters. Just make sure you keep most of it to yourself.

The main lesson in software is to go after markets that are artificially constrained by bad tech. When you build something far simpler or more integrated than was offered before, you will invariably expand the market size by an order of magnitude.

🚀 Atlanta's tech scene is booming, thanks to its strong educational institutions! Leading the charge, Georgia Tech has awarded 3,389 bachelor's & a staggering 5,517 master’s degrees in tech. 🎓 Others like UGA, Kennesaw State University, Georgia State University & Emory University are

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✨ Waystar is lighting the way to MarketSite! 🛎 In celebration of their listing on Nasdaq Exchange, Waystar joins us for the Opening Bell! 🩺 $WAY provides market-leading tech that simplifies healthcare payments so providers & patients can focus on what matters most. 💪

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You think it's the competition The funding drama Those lost key deals That rough quarter You think those are what wear you down But it's the internal battles that do the real damage

paul graham's whole life: > "i need money to paint" > learns programming, falls in love with lisp > works briefly at interleaf > starts viaweb to fund his painting lifestyle > sells to yahoo for life-changing money > moves to california, then new york > tries painting, can't

I imagine John Denver would have really loved this.

Been thinking about this quote a lot lately and always try to live by it “Grateful for Everything. Entitled to Nothing” Thank you Jack Clark !

It's less lonely in the ATDC that's for sure, and community makes all the difference.

U.S. U.S. Naval Academy Glee Club performs 'My Country, 'Tis of Thee' at President Jimmy Carter Memorial Service.

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Ben Horowitz: “Nobody was born a great manager. It’s a very unnatural job.” “Startups get really hard when the product gets into market… When you’re building the product, it’s all good. How’s your startup? It’s doing fantastic - we’re building a product, it’s going to be great,

Your job as CEO: Every year, materially expand your TAM What have you done this year? If nothing ... you're behind. Get going.

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Frank Slootman: “There’s lots of people in this world who are not really in the arena” Frank comments on why he opens his book with Theodore Roosevelt’s famous “The Man in the Arena” quote: “There’s lots of people in this world who are not really in the arena. They are either

Doug Leone: “If you’re desperate, it’s a great asset” The Sequoia partner is asked what he looks for in entrepreneurs. He responds: “I think entrepreneurs—like investors—come in different flavors. And I will tell you, as I told my kids, that if you’re desperate, it’s a great

For the third year in a row, Georgia Tech is the No. 1 public institution in the country for return on investment and value according to The Princeton Review. We are also the top public university for career placement. You've made the right choice, Yellow Jackets!! 🐝💰#WeCanDoThat