@tushinskiy: What most people missed in @garrytan 's gstack repo: it's a masterclass in storytelling. The exact thing YC drills into…
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A tweet analyzing how Garry Tan's gstack repo serves as a masterclass in storytelling, as taught by Y Combinator.
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What most people missed in @garrytan ’s gstack repo: it’s a masterclass in storytelling.
The exact thing YC drills into its startups, sitting in plain sight in a README.
Let’s unpack it, move by move. 👇
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