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    <copyright>&#169; 2026 The Daily Teardown</copyright>
    <description>One real, recent business torn down every morning: the numbers, the model, why it works, and how you'd start one. Sundays connect the week's patterns.</description>
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Takeaway: If you bill by the hour, getting better at your job lowers your income. Fix the price to a tightly defined outcome and every efficiency you find becomes margin instead of a smaller invoice, which is the only way a service business gets software-like economics.

Read it: https://nadkarnishawnak-hash.github.io/daily-teardown/editions/2026-09-17-crosby-crosby-legal-inc.html</description>
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Takeaway: If you bill by the hour, getting better at your job lowers your income. Fix the price to a tightly defined outcome and every efficiency you find becomes margin instead of a smaller invoice, which is the only way a service business gets software-like economics.

Read it: https://nadkarnishawnak-hash.github.io/daily-teardown/editions/2026-09-17-crosby-crosby-legal-inc.html</itunes:summary>
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Takeaway: When a market only sells in one size or one term, the distance between how a thing is sold and how it is actually needed is itself a business. You do not need to own the asset to get paid for closing that distance, but you do need to be willing to hold the risk nobody else will.

Read it: https://nadkarnishawnak-hash.github.io/daily-teardown/editions/2026-09-16-sf-compute-san-francisco-compute-company.html</description>
      <itunes:summary>Big GPU clusters are sold the way office towers are leased: in one-to-three-year blocks, to whoever can sign a long contract. SF Compute is a roughly 30-person San Francisco company, founded in 2023, that lets AI teams get serious compute for hours or days instead of years, and lets whoever already signed the long contract do something with the hours they are not using. It publishes live prices for H100 and H200 capacity the way an exchange publishes a tape.

Takeaway: When a market only sells in one size or one term, the distance between how a thing is sold and how it is actually needed is itself a business. You do not need to own the asset to get paid for closing that distance, but you do need to be willing to hold the risk nobody else will.

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Takeaway: Sell the thing they buy once at cost, and own the thing they buy again. The model only prints money when the repeat purchase is technically or legally impossible to buy from anyone else.

Read it: https://nadkarnishawnak-hash.github.io/daily-teardown/editions/2026-09-15-yoto.html</description>
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Takeaway: Sell the thing they buy once at cost, and own the thing they buy again. The model only prints money when the repeat purchase is technically or legally impossible to buy from anyone else.

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