I like some of the tech so far. And I have a good amount of startup experience, so I know the world of paying for SaaS instead of having your own special intern

I like some of the tech so far. And I have a good amount of startup experience, so I know the world of paying for SaaS instead of having your own special internal solution. Sometimes paid SaaS is superior. It's built for users more so than developers. That limits your powers but also means it's meant to be used by someone that doesn't know how it works. Blaze seems very nice. I'm deep in a special domain far from g3 - so I only came across it this week. But it has worked exactly how I want it to and has given me no trouble, only a good experience so far. Much better than the terrible world of whatever build system NodeJS is using this week. And the perks are pretty nice. Not enough to make me never go back to startups. But I appreciate them. Extra days off that no one else would get. Free trips to amusement parks. Days off to go sailing. Good free food. Good free cappuccinos. Good free snacks. Free car charging. I'm shocked so many people living in Mountain View refuse to commute in after working from home for two years.