Every "founder mode" essay is a man realising he's difficult to work for and deciding to publish an 8,000 word manifesto about why that actually makes him a Very Special Boy
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Every "founder mode" essay is a man realising he's difficult to work for and deciding to publish an 8,000 word manifesto about why that actually makes him a Very Special Boy
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Every "founder mode" essay is a man realising he's difficult to work for and deciding to publish an 8,000 word manifesto about why that actually makes him a Very Special Boy
@Daojoan That's probably why it's a "man"ifesto.
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Every "founder mode" essay is a man realising he's difficult to work for and deciding to publish an 8,000 word manifesto about why that actually makes him a Very Special Boy
@Daojoan I wouldn't write an essay on why someone should work for me, but I also wouldn't want to start a company. Commercial environments filled with people hungry for fame and money bore me.
From my experience in academic research, however, I know professors with whom collaboration is difficult. But most colleagues, staff, and students ultimately become yes-men. Even if they are exploited, harassed, or undermined.
I've learned the hard way that openness and transparency aren't always appreciated, even when you point out problems with unscientific approaches in a master's student's methodology and she replies, “But that’s just how I like to do it.”
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Every "founder mode" essay is a man realising he's difficult to work for and deciding to publish an 8,000 word manifesto about why that actually makes him a Very Special Boy
@Daojoan Very Special Girly props, for those voting a nurturing woman #DemocraticSocialist into the US Presidency!
#DumpTheDuopoly and re-stabilize Middle America!
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@Daojoan Very Special Girly props, for those voting a nurturing woman #DemocraticSocialist into the US Presidency!
#DumpTheDuopoly and re-stabilize Middle America!
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Every "founder mode" essay is a man realising he's difficult to work for and deciding to publish an 8,000 word manifesto about why that actually makes him a Very Special Boy
https://www.theatlantic.com/culture/2026/02/bro-meme-lit-bro-tech-bro/686143/
The delusional degree of hubris it takes to believe that boundaries & consent are optional.
https://www.hrgrapevine.com/us/content/article/2025-11-21-former-google-ceo-eric-schmidt-in-court-over-alleged-abuse-unauthorized-surveillance -
https://www.theatlantic.com/culture/2026/02/bro-meme-lit-bro-tech-bro/686143/
The delusional degree of hubris it takes to believe that boundaries & consent are optional.
https://www.hrgrapevine.com/us/content/article/2025-11-21-former-google-ceo-eric-schmidt-in-court-over-alleged-abuse-unauthorized-surveillanceI would like to see proof of these claims
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I would like to see proof of these claims
Andreessen & TESCREAL. Face problems when they're catastrophic. Later, later as a life motto.
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/10/26/opinion/marc-andreessen-reactionary-futurism.html
https://techcrunch.com/2023/10/17/when-was-the-last-time-marc-andreessen-talked-to-a-poor-person/
Peter Thiel & the Antichrist.
https://www.cnn.com/2026/03/16/europe/peter-thiel-antichrist-lectures-rome-intlhttps://www.codastory.com/polarization/can-we-trust-an-ai-jury-to-judge-journalism/
https://nypost.com/2026/04/24/real-estate/billionaire-peter-thiel-buys-buenos-aires-mansion-for-12m/
End-times capitalism
Stolen valor & Paul Graham
https://davekarpf.substack.com/p/paul-graham-proto-techbroSam Altman & megalomania
https://gizmodo.com/sam-altman-says-intelligence-will-be-a-utility-and-hes-just-the-man-to-collect-the-bills-2000732953Larry Ellison & fascist control
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2024/09/omnipresent-ai-cameras-will-ensure-good-behavior-says-larry-ellison/ -
Every "founder mode" essay is a man realising he's difficult to work for and deciding to publish an 8,000 word manifesto about why that actually makes him a Very Special Boy
@Daojoan The completely unaware self-delusion of these immature allegedly adult bros is an embarassing public humiliation of epic proportions. They actually have poisoned their own koolaid.
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Every "founder mode" essay is a man realising he's difficult to work for and deciding to publish an 8,000 word manifesto about why that actually makes him a Very Special Boy
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Every "founder mode" essay is a man realising he's difficult to work for and deciding to publish an 8,000 word manifesto about why that actually makes him a Very Special Boy
@Daojoan Feels like a lot of “founder mode” takes are just rebranding poor management as vision. Being demanding isn’t the same as being effective—great leaders still need trust, clarity, and a team that actually wants to work with them.
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Every "founder mode" essay is a man realising he's difficult to work for and deciding to publish an 8,000 word manifesto about why that actually makes him a Very Special Boy
DIFFICULT?
As employees began to realize they are the bad guys?
I’m still stunned by the children inside Palantir asking if they are OK if Democrats and women are made worse soft because working men will have it better.
They don’t even recognize that the premise is a mendacious lie. No working people are better off under totalitarianism.
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