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Cofounder Mode: My tactical guide to finding a cofounder

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155 points rob313 | 1 comments | 13 Oct 24 18:22 UTC | HN request time: 0.193s | source
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yaseer ◴[16 Oct 24 11:02 UTC] No.41857705[source]▶
Am I missing something, or are HN readers assuming (incorrectly) the author is non-technical and looking for someone to build out their ideas?

From what I can see, the author is a CTO who is ex-meta and Stanford computer science. They look like a technical co-founder to me.

I know there's this annoying and widely prevalent persona of co-founder dater with only ideas, and no skills to build them, but this author doesn't seem to be that.

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Ghaenergyyy ◴[16 Oct 24 11:36 UTC] No.41857927[source]▶
If the example is something like this: "I am non-technical and can handle Sales, Marketing, and Product. " it does seem to be written from a non-technical person.

Ex-meta doesn't mean anything. As far as i know manager / non technical people work at meta as in any other 'tech' company.

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1. yaseer ◴[16 Oct 24 12:49 UTC] No.41858474[source]▶
I think that was written as a generic, illustrative example. That Example was also for healthtech, which OP is not.

Yes ex-Meta could imply non-technical, but OP is a CTO with a Stanford computer science degree. Their job title and skills are technical.