How you do anything is how you do everything. Are you in the details? Do you have taste? I want to be surrounded people for whom this is all a "hell yes." Those are basically the only founders I want to fund.

Every viral loop starts with someone getting something they didn’t expect but couldn’t stop thinking about.

We shared story of April (YC S25) and how we got into Y combinator producthunt.com/discussions/fr…

15 days from launch. (9 days without free trial)

One of the jobs of a founder is to get rejected every day, yet still stay motivated enough to give 100% each day.

Something that pisses me off when people say x incumbent will always beat y start up because if idea is worth doing they'll end up just building it. It's such a stupid concept because like how did pepsi lose to poppi they had bottling down already why couldn't they make a drink

Including github docs. It’s very easy to see which one of them is AI generated.

Do you work for 6 days a week or all 7 days?

Hacker news is really powerful. So much good feedback. Also our servers went down!!

Same! The decision I took 10 years back shaped my career and thought process. Grateful for it. Though, i would not recommend this to anyone. You can be in SF, be a founding engineer and make more.

Someone from F25 batch asked “What changes would you make if you could go back before the batch starts?” 95% of the replies were “Launch early”

Founders can delegate everything except recruiting, fundraising, strategy, and product vision.

Speaking with investors whole day! Adding new integrations at night!!

For four consecutive days, I'm the last customer at Taco Bell, arriving around 2:50 AM. They stare and sigh.

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Too many break days - need to push everyday!!

Cute. You have 4 mins claude code.