... founders have real structural advantages we do not talk about enough. Ivy League is not magic; it is a pre-built network, so a cold intro becomes a warm one. Flying to SF for a weekend and landing at the right dinner is a low-friction move for them and a logistics project for the rest of us. Stripe/PayPal restrictions are serious enough that Stripe Atlas exists just to route around them. But that mostly buys fundraising and visibility ...

... existing account and give the user a way to link it after verifying both identities. Otherwise you solve the security problem and leave the user with the duplicate-account problem. Comment from Shivangi Tripathi(@roguetink): @veronica_ivy  I would probably do this too. Keep them separate by default, then let the user link Google or Apple from account settings after authenticating both. The only thing I would worry about is whether most users would ever discover that setting before ... ... attached to their account. Comment from jiyo root(@jiyo_root): This is one of those auth problems that looks simple until billing and account history get involved. I d lean toward explicit linking. Comment from Cora Lewis(@veronica_ivy

... Product name: Telora Tagline: A new space to read, write, and discover stories. Description: Hi everyone! I'm a student ...

... caught up in our own roadmap and lose sight of why people started using the product in the first place. The best products are often built by listening more than assuming. Comment from Somesh Putatunda(@somesh_putatunda): @ivy_bisht  That's something we kept reminding ourselves throughout the journey as well. Making powerful technology feel effortless is much harder than adding more capabilities. If someone can create something meaningful without feeling overwhelmed, you've already won half the battle ... ... together. At what point did you realize that distribution deserved as much attention as building the product? Was there a specific moment or lesson that changed your perspective? Comment from Santhosh Gowda(@santhosh_gowda): Today shipping @Pesterly Comment from Ivy

... beyond the original participants. That's probably when a thread starts developing a life of its own. Have you noticed whether certain types of questions naturally attract that third person more than others? Comment from Somesh Putatunda(@somesh_putatunda): @ivy_bisht  I couldn't agree more. Product-market fit often gets all the attention, but getting people to actually discover your product is a completely different challenge. Building something great is only half the journey; making sure the right ... ... right users back over time. The patience required to figure that out is often underestimated. How long do you usually give a channel before deciding whether it's truly compounding or just creating short-term momentum? Comment from Ivy

... uses it, especially anyone co-raising a pet across two homes. What would make it feel even more like home? Comment from Gia Khan(@gia_khan): I have always been the last one in my family to know what Ivy is doing, I see hope now. Comment from Tehreem Fatima(@tehreem_fatima5): @s0rvas This is a massive game-changer, Sorin! You are spot on pet care is almost always a team effort, whether it's family members, roommates ...

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... started here on PH . If I could talk to my 2023 self, I d say: " Just keep pushing ". Doesn t matter if you don t come from a CS degree, or didn t go to an Ivy League. What matters is your ability to adapt, and move fast. This is proof. And I m super proud. I took my wife out for dinner. If I was motivated before Wait for what we ll do next with Charlie, my co-founder ...

... kind of a relief. Thank you for sharing :) Comment from David Senoff(@david_senoff): @busmark_w_nika  Here is a link to a YouTube Video. And attached is a photo of me flame weeding some nasty ivy off of a stone wall. The ivy

... while studying or meeting future co-founders. Comment from Bingbing Yan(@onbing): @busmark_w_nika  211 prioritizes 100+ key national universities, while 985 (a subset of 211) focuses on 40 elite schools aiming for global excellence, akin to Ivy League vs