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Author: Matt Swanson

Diff for: _posts/2011-05-30-startups-open-sourced.md

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-**What's the point?**
+**What's the point?**  
 Interviews with startup founders about their experiences and advice they would give. The open sourced part
 of the title comes from the idea that these founders are opening up and sharing some of their secrets
-about customer acquistion, hiring and getting funding/bootstrapping.
+about customer acquisition, hiring and getting funding/bootstrapping.
 
-**How was it?**
+**How was it?**  
 Really liked the book; lots of very candid interviews with people that are famous in the Hacker News crowd.
 This book is basically _Coders at Work_ for the startup generation. Instead of Knuth and Norvig, its got Tom
 Preston-Warner (github), Alexis Ohanian (reddit/hipmunk) and more. In the case of _Coders at Work_, I had
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ how long they work, their backgrounds, etc. Though since each founder is asked p
 after like 10 interviews some of the stuff started to blend together. There was also a very heavy YCombinator
 bias, but overall it was a pretty quick and interesting read.
 
-**Who should read it?**
+**Who should read it?**  
 If you enjoyed _Coders at Work_, _Founders at Work_, or some of the startup interview podcasts (Founder's 
 Talk, Mixergy, TechZing) then you are probably in the target audience. I personally read it to get psyched 
 up for the upcoming startup weekend at work.