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Good faith decisions go a long way, if they believe in the founder that 800k becomes an investment to be front-of-line for his next company. The economics make

Good faith decisions go a long way, if they believe in the founder that 800k becomes an investment to be front-of-line for his next company. The economics make sense insofar as that sum isn’t going to move the fund’s returns a whole lot.

JackFr 6y ago
> Good faith decisions go a long way, if they believe in the founder that 800k becomes an investment to be front-of-line for his next company. Or its the cost of a lesson to stay away.
- Aperocky 6y ago
  He did plan to retire so I don't think he would have needed them. It's more of a see you never type of situation.
  - swyx 6y ago
    if you read between the lines he is definitely going to start something again. some people cannot just sit on their hands.
    - ianmobbs 6y ago
      If you read the actual lines, he said he's moving away from software and into the arts
      - lollmao 6y ago
        Read again, it says "for a while". Also, he doesn't want to have to do it out of financial necessity.