What made you decide to pursue a startup?
YuriNiyazov: I've worked in companies for other people; time and time again I would find myself in situations where some sort of decision had to be made; some sort of meeting would be called where I would say "my opinion is that we should do X", people above me would say "no, we should actually do Y", Y would be done, a few months down the line it would be discovered that Y was the wrong thing to do and that X should've actually been done, and we would spend a lot of time backing out Y and doing X.It sucks to sit at work and think "God damn it, I said we should've done this 6 months ago, and no one listened, and now we are doing it anyway."I am not purposefully trying to toot my own horn - I just discovered time and time again that often my intuitions are correct, and I should trust them more. Once that became obvious, doing a startup was the only avenue that I could find that would allow me to make my own decisions, bask in the glory that their correctness would bring, and assume the responsibility for the failure that their incorrectness would bring.