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So since then, we’ve really had a great partnership. The Venture Capital Ecosystem: LPs, GPs, and Entrepreneurs

LPs don't just part with billions of dollars without some say in the matter. And so with all of that, nobody really know developers gonna go build that word loop to use it at their company. Plus, as I mentioned, we have a very global user base 50 languages, etc.

I have a great guest with me here today. So I had a lot of experience in what it meant to have at least a major portion of our team working remotely. So my pitch to the sellers is I would take the self serve sale any day of the week. But I think we’re all hopefully smarter now about not being taken advantage of by anyone, including hyperscale. If you have a great product, it, that’s what open source does.

LPs, typically institutional investors like endowments and pension funds, provide capital to VC firms. And we have a great network here. But I have an affinity for that too. Navigating Exits: IPOs and Acquisitions in the Startup World

Companies get bought, not sold. If you get it right, if you’re having a huge advantage, you can really take advantage of these arbitrage opportunities in terms of talent read.

What we do expect is if you liked the product, you’ll tell others about it. So it enables the case where an enterprise might want a commercial licence as a customer, we’re able to do that But others are not able to use that part of the code at all without our permission.

The success of a VC fund hinges on a small percentage of investments generating massive returns, often 10 to 100 times the initial investment.

Power law distribution. VC returns follow a power law curve rather than a normal distribution. And so we had to be a great basis and story to go out and raise more. And to be part of a team where we get up in the morning.

And, importantly, he decided to make it open source. So it’s really focused on helping people stay safe online, and combating all the breaches that we read about every day, about 80% of which happened because of passwords. And we had to make that decision early on.