testingonprod

In many ways late stage startups seem to have been hit especially hard by COVID.

Anyone have a pulse on what sentiment around the earlier stages is like?

You're absolutely right, I kinda just posted the first thing that popped in my head.

I actually question their business model because I think something like Sprig will be far more specialized to cut costs sustainably than something like a Postmates will ever be able to.

I stand 100% behind this. Including the "getting fit" part. it is incredibly important and will build your mental resilience.

This is the magic pill we've all been looking for, and it's been in front of our eyes this whole time. Exercise and a good diet were the answer all along.

Honestly if there is a bubble and if it does burst, I'm putting my money on Postmates as the first company that will go out of business.

Wow.....just wow.

The "benefits of becoming a top contributor" video made me want to bash my head into a wall.

It's the natural cure

That's a very very interesting argument to be made.

As far as I'm concerned, Venmo, PayPal, Square Cash, Google Wallet, Apple Pay all work fine for me and are as good as cash for 99% of my daily use cases like buying coffee or spotting a friend some money :)

Honestly do people still care about Bitcoin? Is it still a thing?

The apps that Microsoft has been buying recently are just incredibly top notch. Sunrise, Accompli, and now Wunderlist?!? Crazy good best-in-class products.

Why would you not say "shit" during an interview? I wouldn't make it my every other word, but I find nothing wrong in talking to someone as I'd talk to them on a daily basis if I were hired.

I think you're misinterpreting what he said. He simply stated "Do not underpay me".

No one deserves to be underpaid. It's not an outrageous demand, in fact, he is just demanding baseline respect.