@ramit Your friend is less wrong than you think.
Professional photos that are obviously professionally taken in a single-day shoot comes across as extremely try-hard.
Key is to have professional photos that look natural, which a very small percent of photographers do well
@AggieCapitalist My understanding was True Wind owns 18% of sun corp because True Wind wants them to spin out their CLBT stake and sun corp doesn’t want to (not sure why though been a minute since I took a look). I wonder if they wouldn’t want to sell it for same reasons
@FintwitFella@compoundpapi Consider putting a covered collar on if valuation gets too crazy. Sell some oom calls to buy some oom puts. Pretty tax-efficient if you have a super low basis.
@shreyas BTW I remember a time that you didn’t disagree with me. There’s a reason Dan gets prematurely promoted and Jessie founds a successful company 😉
Lastly, Jessie is now a co-founder of a YC startup that is absolutely crushing it (and to fast-forward a few more years, this startup will take over a large part of Acme’s core business by 2028).
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@karrisaarinen@pp3383 Overall depends if you’re a network (multi-player product) or a utility (single-player product). Networks win on size / network effects. Utilities win on quality
Priorities when building your product: Utilities vs. Networks https://t.co/NDf1IaoFys
@karrisaarinen@pp3383 2) Lyft vs Uber
Lyft launches true ride sharing ~9 months before Uber (uber was black car only). Uber raised a war chest and out spent Lyft to outgrow them. Dried up a lot of the growth capital in the space