We have been hearing and reading similarly titled articles for the last couple years. This, however, is the most stupid one in my opinion.<p>What the author describe is a lavish (according to him) standard of living, judged startups to be dumb by their name&#x2F;description (but they got investor money). He concludes that we are in a bubble.<p>Here are the metrics that matter:<p>* Are current startups generating enough money to pay salaries.<p>* Are current startups raising enough funds to make ends meet.<p>* Are there new startups funded.<p>* Is the number of exits&#x2F;IPOs higher to create new millionaires.<p>* Is the number of failed startups higher to create new unemployed engineers and free capacity.<p>If someone is interested to know these numbers, maybe finance me for a couple months of research and get the right facts.