... times. I'm a founder, not a lawyer, and none of this is legal advice - but the arithmetic of which paragraph applies to you is something you can do yourself in twenty minutes, and it's cheaper than the alternative. Comment from Mona Truong(@monatruong_murror): @jackthompson68  Happy to describe ours, with one caveat first: treat it as a design reference, not a compliance one. I'm a founder who read the guidance, not a lawyer, and nobody ... ... your AI output ever shows up somewhere a second person sees it, that's a separate question and a different paragraph. Comment from Jack Thompson(@jackthompson68): I also filed the delay as good news until your post. It is sobering

... busmark_w_nika): @flowti  TBH, I used to read them in my 18 and early 20s, but deciced to more act than read :D Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @jim_jeffers  Interesting approach, but probably right. "Sober eyes" will more likely tell you the truth :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @dstr88  Diversity in activities and jobs probably works well here :) I also try to have more things to work on, but sometimes it is overwhelming ...

... giorgi_daraselia  Not gonna lie, I would like to become a successful founder, but that is pretty difficult. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @johnoed  There s nothing better than experiencing everything so you can have a sober look at the things :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @byalexai  What you described in the first paragraph is actually what would be my aim, and used to be until my 21... then I realised that ...

... with a CS background, and for a long time, I was obsessed with pixel-perfect bento grids and smooth micro-interactions. But after seeing so many "pretty" projects fail because they missed the actual market need, I had a sobering realization: A beautiful interface can't save a product nobody wants. I ve spent my career helping people build things, but now I m on a mission to help them build the right things. I'm focusing on "logical design ...

... Last month, I did something that felt slightly insane. I took our product description, fed it into ChatGPT, and asked it to build a competitor. Not a parody. A real competitor

... launching an app Jan 13th, but no users will see the product page until the launch day. How do you recommend makers drive followers to a product page pre-launch? Comment from nerdkick(@nerdkick11): haha 6 months that's sobering but probably accurate. i'm at week 1 of community building and already feel like i should've started earlier. the good part is the conversations have been surprisingly real. builders are generous with feedback when you show up genuinely ... ... upvoting 2. building the product page early and getting followers before the launch. the "follow" count matters more than i expected for day-one visibility 3. forums > cold outreach. commenting on threads where your product is genuinely relevant (competitor

... Rodriguez(@dr_wil_rodriguez): So does soberish mean I can still enjoy a glass of wine on Fridays? Asking for a friend Comment from Chris Meador(@meadfly): @chrismessina I m super into this. Was just talking with my sober uncle on what getting sober

... going to optimize for short-term outcomes. I definitely think that founders shouldn t pay themselves lavish salaries the equity is what s going to make you rich, not the cash but it should also be a sober business decision, not some kind of moral purity test about your commitment to being a founder. Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): Based on your data, I'm taking away that there a ton of founders paid way below market rate ... ... were raising from Sequoia and other top VCs, how did you approach the compensation conversation? Comment from Justin Wiguna(@justinwiguna): @waseem_daher How do you think about how founder compensation should change when the company raises a new round vs

... tool/price/due date No need to overcomplicate things. Comment from Katterine Davis(@katterine_davis): apple card + recurring charges folder in email not fancy but works for me. seeing all those tiny charges add up in one place is... sobering ...

... tasks out of the way, you're better off having a bath or shower if you intend to be at your desk for several hours. The regenerative and restorative powers of water down your back has a way of sobering you up. I sometimes get dressed up in smart casuals (at the least) rather than mere casuals to trick my brain into believing that I am up to some earth-shattering work. A healthful drink in hand ...