I used to like watching Tuple, but the founder of Tuple has, in my opinion, become increasingly obsessed with money and what him and Tuple are able to do with i

I used to like watching Tuple, but the founder of Tuple has, in my opinion, become increasingly obsessed with money and what him and Tuple are able to do with it. From how he bragged about and marketed his $200k Stripe Capital loan ("in this economy?!"), to talking about overpaying engineers "because we can", to saying $25/mo is a rounding error for individuals (re: ngrok's pricing change). I'm not a fan of this behavior, and this blog post echoes the same: he has money and wants everybody to know it. It's a bad look, at least to me (fellow founder here using a throwaway). The majority of us are going to stick to using SSO as a way to charge enterprise customers more.