As someone who's recently had a child, and who's been through several startups; I think this is excellent. I've made the offhand comparason of having a child t

As someone who's recently had a child, and who's been through several startups; I think this is excellent. I've made the offhand comparason of having a child to working for a variety of 1990's startups, I'm an ops guy and craptastic perl code made my sleep schedule less than ideal. I optimized and my life got easier. The training from that made dealing with the wakeups a lot easier, and my wife and I worked out a schedule. Working for a startup, like having a baby, requires good partners. If you don't have a good partner(s), life becomes significantly more complicated and I am not sure I'd recommend it. Ask me about my ops strategy, stuff I design generally can do 99.999 uptime.