The basic takeaways are: 1. Take input from everyone. 2. Envision how you want the company to function, then make it so. 3. Ship stuff. These points are so fu

The basic takeaways are: 1. Take input from everyone. 2. Envision how you want the company to function, then make it so. 3. Ship stuff. These points are so fundamental, and repeated nearly every day on Hacker News. Yet nearly every company I've worked at misses one of these points, and even when I work on my own projects I have to force myself to take feedback and to "just ship it". I don't have anything super meaningful to add other than the realization that this is all really good advice, and after having it pounded in my head over the past 2 years I still have trouble putting it into action. My ego must be huge!