
Evis Drenova
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Building @neosynccloud | @YCombinator S22 | @ChicagoBooth
Joined May 2019
@nic__carter what a weirdo response- . a person you don't know makes a completely reasonable critic on the internet and your response is to answer back with a thinly veiled threat of exclusion?.
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@roshanpateI bro is about to get a chief of staff role and convince himself that he's next in line when the CEO steps back to angel invest full time.
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@NuanceBro @CurrentRevolt Wait, you went up to a group of black people at an airport and asked "what country?". That is wild (and extremely racist).
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@peterthedecent You should say no to obviously dumb things, but if there is a potential that someone/something could be big, it's rarely a bad idea to spend 30 min talking to them. Worst case, you make a new connection, best case, you work at cursor. .
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Gemini won't return C++ coding help if you're under 18 because it "wants to preserve your safety". h/t: @warptux
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@alexanderisorax @d4m1n 1527 commits in one month? On one project? So 50 commits/day? 4 commits/hour every hour for 12 hours, everyday?. Seems legit.
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@nikitabier âAfter 4 long years, Iâm finally fully vested and no longer handcuffed by the millions of dollars I stood to lose if I left early. I literally learned nothing and did the bare minimum to not get fired. â. Fixed it for you.
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@philip_ruffini There are different kinds of 10x engineers too. I've worked with some who are savant-level at coding or in a specific language but the most productive. Others who aren't the best coders but insanely productive. Get as much done in 30 minutes as someone working for 4 hours.
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@TwannsWorld The program tried to access data that didnât really exist and it caused everything to crash.
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@nikitabier I love how ruthless you are about exploiting peoples needs for external validation.
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@wolfejosh At least look at the camera and memorize the damn speech instead of reading off of a teleprompter. This is the most inauthentic thing I've ever seen in my life.
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@MattPaulsonSD He changed his lifestyle (which in turn changed his appearance) because he was chronically depressed for over 10 years. A weird take to make fun of a guy changing his lifestyle so he doesn't kill himself.
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@gdelujo Assembly = directly telling the CPU what to load, add, sub, move, etc. HTML = directly telling the browser what to create, position, style,etc. WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE.
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@AdamRackis Steam has a completely flat organizations with no managers and they just did $9B in revenue last year. Meta spent the last 6 months cutting out middle managers and their stock price is up 136%. Maybe managers are the problem.
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>I wake up and open my eyes and I see it.>Vercel asking me, âwhat will I ship?â. >I get out of bed and in order to unlock toothpaste, I have to ship. >my fridge wonât open unless I ship .>i must pray to @rauchg .>in the distance, screams, sirens
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@eyeslasho So this is why college is getting so expensive? . Michigan costs $32k/year to attend (tuition, room & board, etc). If they cut 90% of these positions, they could easily reduce the cost by $5k/student.
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@wolfejosh Normally I would think this is hilarious but this is actually a little sad. It shows a lack of self-control and inability to prioritize company > self. Also, idk how Linda Y, as a CEO, can sit there and have him embarrass and undermine you like that.
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@ShaneMa01033790 it doesn't seem like it was an attack, i think it was just a bug that somehow made it through all of their tests and checks. .
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@AleResnik Unfortunately, I donât think itâll matter. Harvard still holds massive signaling power to employers, grad schools etc. You could argue Apple, Google and Netflix are just as woke yet applicants are still lining up.
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@var_epsilon All bro had to do was use the dev template, set public access to true and click create database đ.
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@tszzl some like 25 year old PM will see this as inefficiency and say "we need to create a product that helps teams communicate better", not knowing that the inefficiency is a feature not a bug.
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@roshanpateI At the time it was pretty revolutionary. The tech was one thing but it was the social acknowledgment that an electronically signed contract was as real as a hand-signed one. But they've lost their way and turned into a financial engineering company instead of a product co.
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@swlkr idk why more people don't just set up hot reloads from local to their prod box using rsync. Just bypass github and shipping directly to prod from local.
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@0xholman add the vision pro to the mix and you're doing life behind bars levels of locked in.
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@luke_metro Weird take. They can already do this today with surface to air missiles. Air travel is fine. Why would this change when they have drones?. (They already have drones).
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@AutismCapital That's not at all what happened and if you ever listened to Portnoy talk about it, you'd know that. If it was a dude, you'd praise them for being aggressive but because it's a woman, she must have scammed her way to the top. This is a clown take.
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@andrew__reed i don't even have to look at his linkedin profile to know that the description just says "wrote some code".
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@tunguz I just know voldy is dropping the filthiest dark techno that would make @saralandrydj jealous.
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@10x_er me when i take a day off and walk around downtown and there's a line for something, "why aren't these people at work, no one works anymore".
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The @ycombinator founder community is the best. Hands down. Have really come through for us in the last few weeks. We'll pay it forward.
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@Austen Take it one step further. Theyâre increasingly closing off the product and itâs implementation as well.
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@sahir2k I see these guys pop up in tiktok and crawl out of my skin in second hand embarrassment every time.
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@Nexuist i won't even step foot into a chinese restaurant if there isn't a 12 year solving partial differential equations while checking people out.
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@creatine_cycle No pre workout or headphones. Just the demons of driving 11 year olds around the human body for years fueling her.
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@jayhp every FAANG PM who "grew product to tens of millions of users" after only being there for 1 year has entered the chat.
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@lpolovets i made this same point when someone said that in 2023 $27.B had been wasted by startups that had shut down. When Stripe IPOs in the ~$60B range, that justifies the $27B wasted on everyone else since Stripe alone would return at least 2x that. Power laws are a real thing.
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@alexrkonrad Way less than the $20B that Adobe offered. At 6x-10x NTM which is where it seems like most deals are getting priced, if Figma is on track to do $400M, youâre talking about $2.4B - $4B. Makes sense for Adobe to pull the deal and pay the break up fee.
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@dustingardiner @Cruise Funny how some people and the govât expect SF citizens to have unlimited patience for drugs, crime and homelessness but as soon as someone tries to make the roads safer and decrease pollution by advancing technology, thereâs zero patience. SF progressives are anti-progress.
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@nabeelqu they're the only ones who are in it for the love of engineering. everyone else is an optimizer driven by kumon, the need for validation from their immigrant parents and statusmaxxing.
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@aribk24 Or you can spend 3 minutes and pay $30/month to use a CRM that a team has spent thousands of hours perfecting every page/interaction/feature/workflow. Instead of spending your time writing sentences to an LLM just to reproduce what someone else has already done.
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This is actually like a top 3 lesson you learn as a founder. If something seems so obvious, itâs more likely that a lot of smart people looked at it, researched it and realized it wasnât a good opportunity, than you found a diamond in the rough.
One thing I am realizing is that there are no arbs in business. There are in markets & real life, if it looks like an arb in business it's because it's a minuscule small service that won't ever reach real size (i.e. owning parking garages in Guyana) . If your start up sounds.
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I'm excited to announce that @usenucleuscloud has raised a $2.1M round from an incredible group of investors. Check out our coverage from @TechCrunch here. @ycombinator @baiogi @massimosgrelli @Austen @Soma_Capital @BiedermanRob . LFG!.
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@yuris Honestly the only reason we use meet is because it doesnât have a limit on call length and zoom does for itâs free tier so we just use meet for free.
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@pitdesi If the person in front of me reclines first then I will. Otherwise, I would never recline.
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@Nexuist i just make an api call to the endpoint that hydrates the UI with the article before the paywall hits client side and it works like 80% of the times.
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@sama Standing up an alt-college isnât really the problem. The problem is that employers need to willing to accept and equate an alt-college transcript/experience with the traditional college experience. Until then your âbuyersâ will never believe youâre selling an equal âproductâ.
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@andrew__reed I love the Veeva Systems and Emergence Capital story. Emergence puts in $4m out of the $7m total raised in a series A (I believe?) and Veeva doesnât raise anymore and IPOs in 2013 at a cap of $1.2B. Now sitting at $21B.
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@AbhayVenkatesh1 Elon got into stanford, had an internship and full time offers from a bank. Palmer was fired because Facebook didn't like his politics, . Sam was fired because he was wasn't focused on just YC. they didn't do anything magical that made them "unemployable".
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@sarthakgh More points if by the time you worked at that late stage startup, all of the operational and technical infrastructure was already built and you contributed zero original ideas but still claim to have âbuilt a rocketshipâ.
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Please keep @neosynccloud and our @ycombinator S22 batch mates in your prayers this week. Our free startup plans at Datadog, Auth0, Hubspot and AWS are all running out and we'll have to actually pay for SaaS tools now (or go open source. ).
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@tomfgoodwin This has always been the case. Good employees will be good anywhere. Bad will be bad anywhere. The problem is the middle group who are easily influenced. Remote brings out the worst in them while in person brings out the best.
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@mooritzvc @tszzl Allows someone to triage the communication, make it digestable and relevant for other teams and prioritize it. Obviously too much inefficiency is bad. But many teams need someone who can see the bigger picture and keep everyone on track.
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