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Paul Copplestone

05/14/25

@ Accel

We prioritize open source tools because they are integral to our business model, and we focus on what we can reasonably contribute back to the community.

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Supabase’s Paul Copplestone | Strategy vs Playing Startup | S3E10 | Spotlight On | AccelVC

@ Accel

Supabase’s Paul Copplestone | Strategy vs Playing Startup | S3E10 | Spotlight On | AccelVC

05/14/25

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