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James Brennan @ Silicon Canals 2 place · today 15:35 EDT

The rise of the solofounder in the AI age

When Facebook bought Instagram for a billion dollars back in 2012, the company had thirteen full-time employees. Thirteen. A photo-sharing app that hundreds of millions of people loved, valued at ten figures, and the entire team could fit comfortably around a fairly normal dinner table. At the time, this felt like a freak outlier. Now ... Read more

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