9/ One more quick note on the compensation -- over half the "$193m" appears to be in the form of options many of which are significantly underwater. Those have real value but only if Reddit appreciates a lot in value, otherwise they're worth zero. Which seems important.

Top contributors to a codebase: 1. the technical founder 2. the first hire 3. the lint rule changer that just joined the team 4. the rest of the team

Even Shopify merchants are asking for tips now

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Thank goodness for Hetzner and unlimited ingress bandwidth

🇺🇸 I just voted for the first time as a new American! It still can’t believe you just enter name/address online, get mailed a ballot, and mail it back without anybody ever verifying your identity and citizenship.

When a startup starts using a CPQ, pencil in 50% less growth

If it's public data or scrapable, then it'll be in the next foundational models. Too many products don't consider this.

The best PMs just make the CSS update, then get the most junior engineer to rubber stamp it.

Bay Area parents love to brag that their toddlers only get one hour of screen time only on weekend days. What's their secret!? The weekend nanny doesn’t start until 8 a.m.

My home insurance in California renewed at only a 20% increase, which is honestly better than I was expecting.

The richest people I know made their money in ways that aren’t obvious from their LinkedIn

Suddenly the vim coders are the least productive

It's a shame no startup has ever made it coming from a coworking space, because some of these coworking space are nice!

What's the furthest a startup has gotten with just a Stripe Atlas setup before a lawyer had to fix everything like board consents, stock, IP assignment, etc?