Tweeps: if you’re looking for a new role, I invite you to consider Dropbox. We have quite a few roles open, DM if you want to know more about teams, projects, etc.

Some news: after almost 10 years in the Bay Area, Jason Kozemczak and I are moving back to St. Louis! We will miss this incredible place. But we are excited for baby Ruby to be surrounded by family and to have more space to grow ❤️

No hiring freeze at DBX…

After a long time away from this product, I’ve returned to probably unintentionally shitpost a few times and then disappear again. Rachel Kozemczak will be happy she doesn’t have to give me the day-by-day highlights tho

So awful to hear about Twitter this week. When Jason Kozemczak joined Twitter in 2013 it changed our lives. It jumpstarted our move to SF and enabled me to start my career as a designer. We owe a lot to Twitter and all the people who made it great. Im here to help, or just listen 💙

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Anyone who has worked at Twitter during a World Cup has popcorn on the stove in anticipation of Sunday.

👋 We're in stock. $CART is now listed on the Nasdaq Exchange. We’re excited for what's next and - most importantly - to bring more food and joy to your $CART! Learn more about our public debut here: instacart.com/company/update…

Proud member of the Garry Tan blocklist club

Update: Now the owner of that bar a police cruiser crashed into faces a felony assault charge riverfronttimes.com/news/st-louis-…

Sooo. You all heard about the cop car that slammed into Bar PM Sunday night. And they arrested the owner for having the audacity to question him. Well here’s the video. 1/

It's mind-boggling to leave a company of ~5 people (just after our Series A), and return a few years later to see the business and team at 10x what is was when I left. There's plenty more to come from us. We have a few eng roles already open and more to come!

It’s crazy that more data was created in the week it took to write this blog post than in all of 2011. As AI explodes, it’s obvious that we need better tools to keep clean and organized. signalfire.com/blog/anomalo-i… Despite enterprises spending $66 BILLION last year on data