Alphabet Announces Third Quarter 2026 Results [pdf]
Alphabet announced its financial results for the third quarter of 2026. The release presents the company’s performance for the quarter. (s206.q4cdn.com)
Nango, a YC W23 company, is recruiting across engineering, forward-deployed engineering, marketing, and developer relations as it builds tools for product integrations. Its platform helps developers connect applications to more than 1,000 APIs through authorization, a unified API, and a request proxy. It also offers tools for AI agents, including MCP and tool access, real-time triggers, and live context for retrieval-augmented generation, alongside data synchronization and verified webhook routing. The company describes its mission as making integrations easier for developers and emphasizes a veteran team of developer-tool enthusiasts who work openly and with humility.
Nango’s pitch to candidates centers on a fully remote, global workplace that values outcomes over hours, and an open-source approach built around transparency and developer friendliness. Employees would build a technical product for fellow developers, with a fast feedback loop and challenges spanning developer experience, scaling, and fragmented APIs. The company says its leaders bring experience from developer-infrastructure businesses and points to growing revenue and usage as evidence of momentum. Together, these details frame the roles as a chance to help shape a growing technical platform while working on infrastructure problems familiar to developers.
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Alphabet announced its financial results for the third quarter of 2026. The release presents the company’s performance for the quarter. (s206.q4cdn.com)
Converge, a YC-backed marketing automation startup, is hiring its first platform engineer in New York City for a $180,000-$240,000 salary plus equity. The role focuses on scaling real-time data infrastructure that powers ad-buying agents managing more than $1 million in daily budgets. (runconverge.com)
Investors often say they back founders, but startup pitch judges focused overwhelmingly on products, traction, and revenue rather than teams. Investors interviewed also cited firm traction and return thresholds as hard requirements, contradicting the claim that founders drive most decisions. (pawelbrodzinski.substack.com)
Dropbox is laying off 9% of its workforce. The company expects third-quarter results to meet or exceed expectations. (seekingalpha.com)
Valve advised indie developers worried about AI-generated clones to build strong player communities and keep improving their games, making the original the best version. It also urged studios to treat launch as a starting point, promote games across platforms, and use Steam’s wishlist and discovery tools. (invenglobal.com)
Amazon agreed to buy satellite company Globalstar for $11.57 billion. The acquisition is aimed at strengthening Amazon’s challenge to Starlink in satellite communications. (reuters.com)
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