why aren't all 8 resolved? a statement only gets an assessment when the public
record can support or contradict it. opinions and what-ifs never can, and 0 checkable
ones are still open, waiting for their date. predictions held up or didn't;
assertions are supported or contradicted. on every card:
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GitHub Copilot Reaches 77,000 Organizations and Two Million Users
“Step ahead to today, we have 77,000 organizations using GitHub Copilot and almost two million users.”
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AI Products Drove 40% of GitHub's Fiscal 2024 Revenue Growth
“In the last fiscal year, our fiscal year ends in June, our AI products were 40% of our revenue growth during the period.”
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Avalos: GitHub operated with ~100 employees without managers, titles, or teams
“Where we were right around a hundred people, maybe a little bit over, no managers, Weren't going to have managers for another year and a half or close to two years, I think, from that point. And we didn't have titles. We didn't have managers. We didn't have re…”
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Dani Grant: GitHub Copilot Has 1.8M Paying Users Across 77,000 Companies
“Copilot has 1.8 million paying users from 77,000 companies.”
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GitHub Surpassed Two Billion Dollars in Annual Revenue
“And since those early days with 200 ish employees to today, we have thousands to now over two billion dollars in revenue.”
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Asthana: Postman has 1,500 open feature requests and has resolved 2,000
“We have about 1500 feature requests open on Postman today. I think we have solved and probably 2000 of them since we started as a company.”
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Brescia: GitHub doubled headcount to over 2,300 employees since her arrival
“It's also been quite a whirlwind, as on top of everything that we've had happening in the world in 2020, we've also doubled in size since I joined, to over 2300 employees spread all over the world.”
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Julio Avalos: GitHub grew from 2.5–3M developers in 2012 to 25–26M in 2018
“We've gone from two and a half, three million people maybe back in 2012 to 25, twenty-six million people, developers using the site today.”