Going Founder Mode On Cancer - by Elliot Hershberg
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Sid Sijbrandij's extraordinary care journey
Welcome to The Century of Biology! This newsletter explores data, companies, and ideas from the frontier of biology. You can subscribe for free to have the next post delivered to your inbox: Today, we’re going to study Sid Sijbrandij’s incredible journey to cure his own cancer. Enjoy! 🧬 Sid Sijbrandij is an information maximalist. On October 14, 2021, GitLab, the business he had started in his upstairs home office in the Netherlands only ten years earlier, went public. GitLab started as an open-source collaboration tool for software developers. Sid led its transformation into a massive…
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