Watching the American TV series Silicon Valley, what's your understanding of entrepreneurship and financing?

At the end of last year, I just joined a startup company and came into contact with an internet company for the first time, so I specially found this drama. It's an American drama with good quality and many jokes.

Say a few favorite technologies, although I don't know much about technology, but look at the apps on the market now, innovation is still solving pain points or business models, but they did improve data compression in Silicon Valley, and at first Richard and Fatty didn't understand the value of this technology at all, and later they didn't know the business areas where this technology can be applied.

I like the role of the fat man very much. Except for his appearance, he is almost the person I want to be. It is confidence without a bottom line. I like the rehearsal of the game very much. He asked the staff to give him a position, from what angle to shine, and the effect was on the spot. It's clear, beyond doubt. I don't think too many people will confidently make some reasonable demands. The part where he helped Richard fight back against the children who cheated him out of money was also great.

Richard is very kind, wooden, pretending to drink water, and when he is found that there is no water in the glass, he always tells the coldest jokes and imitates the fat man to say malicious words, which everyone can't understand. Sometimes I understand this feeling.

Team Jarad, as the only logistics staff in the team, is often ignored. In fact, he is the only person in the team who knows the market, business and law, but these things seem to be the most complicated and worthless in the initial operation. The most touching thing is that when he heard that he wanted to transfer the products during the competition, he asked the passers-by around him with black eyes what they needed.

As a former Audi, I can carefully remind you that the enterprise is living longer than anyone else, instead of suddenly becoming a fat man today and starving to death in a few days. Good enterprises should have reasonable cash flow, and start-ups should also do a good job in financial management.

Finally, I wonder if the code farmers are really so unsociable and lack girlfriends. Why do I feel that their words often open my mind?