When did you as a founder not get to do technical work anymore?

I Bought $250,000 Worth of Fried Chicken No, that’s not a typo. That’s a cold room of buttermilk-brined, flash-frozen wings — the kind of golden-brown asset class that’s been outperforming fad diets, macro mood swings, and midnight willpower since the 1980s. Most people would

the people yern for contrast

trust based leadership is the best style

eating breakfast is low signal

sf really the worst ratio of people to late night food

technology you can see and touch gets people excited, not b2b saas

the type of founders you can't help but be hype about! the next frontier really is physical

bro raised vc money to make a fried chicken vending machine 🥀 still more useful than 99% of vc-backed ai slop tbh

These guys have been absolutely grinding. Going from 0->deployed and making revenue with multiple robots in less than a year, with barely any capital and constant tariff headwinds is nothing short of a miracle. First hardware company Neo has ever funded and continuing to kill

the clankers are cooking fried chicken now

honestly one of my favorite companies

show me another company with this many login options

our $160k berkeley tuition is going toward a robotic fried chicken machine