@borisjabes: This guy did something similar to jev a year ago but didn’t tell the world. This is why we tell founders at YC to *laun…
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Boris Jabes from YC emphasizes the importance of launching early and often, citing a past example and urging founders to launch, with a reference to YC batch F26.
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This guy did something similar to jev a year ago but didn’t tell the world. This is why we tell founders at YC to launch (early and often).
Time to launch F26! https://t.co/H9Pv83pySa
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