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▶ 2:21 Des Traynor so that was the normal trajectory, and then one day, ah, we were, like, we were getting really frustrated trying to communicate with our users, because we had, like, thousands and thousands of people using the product, but the product,…
▶ 27:43 Des Traynor Like, uh, like, I, I do worry, I see a lot of startups, like, specifically people who, folks who try to copy, say something like, say, Stripes brand, like, we want to be cool with developers too.
▶ 43:22 Des Traynor They're like the places where like the slack stripes and intercoms, whatever can play.
▶ 58:24 Des Traynor And you can actually see like, um, if you look at say, I think Stripe's homepage does that pretty well these days. 2 times in the scene
▶ 58:32 Des Traynor Uh, Sigma or Radar or Connect or, um, similarly, we were like, you know, are you in the sales and marketing side of the org or in the support marketing org?
▶ 58:32 Des Traynor Uh, Sigma or Radar or Connect or, um, similarly, we were like, you know, are you in the sales and marketing side of the org or in the support marketing org?

▶ 2:37 Ryan Hoover Essentially you can put like type form and stripe together and actually collect money.

▶ 19:24 Courtland Allen Or all sorts of tools like that I think would be interesting for this community, so I'm spending almost all my time coding and talking to people and trying to figure out what to do there, whereas my brother, who was brought on as part of…
▶ 45:57 Courtland Allen Or they won't be able to figure out the legal situation early on, and so they'll stop, which is why Stripe has Atlas, for example, to help people out with that and make it super easy.
▶ 45:57 Courtland Allen Or they won't be able to figure out the legal situation early on, and so they'll stop, which is why Stripe has Atlas, for example, to help people out with that and make it super easy.
▶ 55:45 Craig Cannon Um, how are things going now that you're at Stripe? 12 times in the scene

▶ 11:25 Avni Patel Thompson I had a landing page on Squarespace, signups and feedback forms were done through Typeform, Stripe handled the payments, I did scheduling via Google Calendar, communication with SMS, and my database was Excel.

▶ 10:38 Tikhon Bernstam Back then it was called ZStack and we didn't own the parse.com domain, which we only got later, thanks to the Stripe founders and Stripe CTO.
▶ 13:17 Tikhon Bernstam Um, I mean, it's getting better now, thanks to Stripe, but, um, so stuff for, like, normal people basically take payments, like, that were recurring.
▶ 16:20 Tikhon Bernstam Stripe, Stripe was famously doing really well. 2 times in the scene
▶ 19:56 Tikhon Bernstam Um, and, um, we got the parse.com name thanks to, um, Greg, the CTO of Stripe. 6 times in the scene
▶ 20:40 Tikhon Bernstam And so, I, I won't say how much Stripe cost, um, but, uh, Parse was only 15 K.
▶ 31:04 Tikhon Bernstam Um, and I love what Stripe is doing with Atlas. 2 times in the scene
▶ 31:04 Tikhon Bernstam Um, and I love what Stripe is doing with Atlas.
▶ 39:12 Tikhon Bernstam Like when Stripe started, everyone said, why another payments company?

▶ 2:15 Laura Behrens Wu And then when we tried to integrate, um, or connect with different shipping providers, we realized that the technology experience provided by shipping providers was just so different compared to the technology experience provided by… 2 times in the scene
▶ 7:23 Laura Behrens Wu You get Shopify, you get Stripe, you get.

▶ 9:43 Ammon Bartram Um, we then separately, one thing that we took from Stripe, actually, is we do a, uh, uh,
▶ 23:14 Craig Cannon Or is it like, you know, say, say I'm applying for a job at Stripe and like I did, you know, X payment type project and that would be more attractive to them.

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