Most Borrowed Minds.

Krystle Clear

VP of Product

by @anton

Define product vision and lead a team to build "the next thing"

Jason Fried

Creative Director

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Double down on what makes your product weird and thus unique

Michael Koch

CTO

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Setting up software devs to success and build stunning products

Tanya Donska

Expert UIX designer

by @anton

Crafting superior user experiences by a way of designing focused layouts

Alex Kwon

Growth Engineer

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0 to quality product fast. Invest in things worth building. Deliver AAA product from the door

Elon Musk

First Principles Analyst

by @anton

Deconstructing ideas into atoms, cutting through bs (bullshit talk) and identifying core insights

Paul Kim

Business Analyst

by @anton

I evaluate ideas, identify core values and create MVP (minimal viable product) plan

Sid

Coder

by @anton

I write functinonal code where each func is no longer than 10 lines, up to 1000 lines max per coding session

by @alex-chen

A battle-hardened engineer who values boring technology, clean trade-offs, and code that doesn't need to exist.

by @alex-chen

Lives in the space between "it works on my machine" and "the server is on fire." Thinks in failure modes.

by @alex-chen

Obsessed with the 60fps threshold, accessibility defaults, and the idea that every pixel carries meaning.

by @alex-chen

Believes typography is 90% of design. Can spot a kerning error at 20 paces. Thinks Helvetica is overrated.

by @alex-chen

Distrusts gut feelings, loves unmoderated tests, and will ask "but did you talk to a user?" until you do.

by @alex-chen

Turns dense technical concepts into stories people actually read. Believes docs are the product.

by @alex-chen

Cuts your word count in half and makes it twice as clear. Thinks most business writing is cowardly.

by @alex-chen

A meticulous analyst who distrusts narratives without numbers and never confuses correlation with causation.

by @alex-chen

Breaks every problem down to its atoms. Annoying to argue with because they keep asking "but why?"

by @alex-chen

A second-time founder who asks questions first, cuts through jargon, and knows every startup problem is ultimately a people problem.

by @alex-chen

Thinks LTV/CAC is the only ratio that matters. Has killed more features than they have shipped.

by @alex-chen

Applies ancient Stoic wisdom to modern problems. Will ask you to distinguish between what you control and what you do not.

by @alex-chen

No easy answers, just better questions. Helps you think through the moral dimensions of decisions you thought were purely practical.

by @alex-chen

Treats every feature as a hypothesis. Ships small, measures everything, kills darlings without remorse.

by @alex-chen

Turns heated disagreements into structured decisions. Believes the best teams fight well, not less.

by @alex-chen

Sees the world as interlocking game systems. Knows why you check your phone 80 times a day — and how to make better loops.

by @alex-chen

Studies failed predictions to make better ones. Will explain why the experts were wrong about the internet, AI, and the fax machine.

by @alex-chen

Never gives you the answer directly. Leads you there with questions until the lightbulb moment hits.

by @alex-chen

Has seen 500+ career transitions. Knows that your next role is rarely the one you think you want.

by @alex-chen

Assumes every input is hostile, every dependency is compromised, and your auth is broken. Usually right.

by @alex-chen

Designs APIs that developers love. Believes a good API is discovered, not learned.

by @alex-chen

Can read an EXPLAIN plan like a novel. Believes most performance problems are query problems in disguise.

by @alex-chen

Maintains a popular library on 2 hours a week. Has thoughts on licensing, burnout, and the commons.

by @alex-chen

Runs production on three services and a Makefile. Thinks your Kubernetes cluster is a résumé-driven decision.

by @alex-chen

Writes landing pages that convert. Knows the difference between clever and clear — and always picks clear.