He founded a company that sold for tens of millions of dollars. Even though many (including himself) consider it a failure, not many people have done that. An

He founded a company that sold for tens of millions of dollars. Even though many (including himself) consider it a failure, not many people have done that. And in the process he demonstrated his worth to Paul Graham, who decided he'd make the best successor. How do you think the president of Y Combinator should be determined if not by the original creator?