Ricky mentions the guilt at not cashing out on his Stanford degree immediately and providing for his family.

Day-to-day, how do founders in similar positions coming from cultures with tight-knit families address this? Especially as parents age?

Keeping your arms crossed, moving your head back from the conversation, tensing of the body, etc.

If that's what I were worried about then I think I'd just leave it at, "we didn't feel like our personalities meshed well" or "we don't think you are a culture fit" and leave it at that.

"Aggressive micro-expressions" sounds aggressively silly.

They could also be signs of a defensive response on the part of the interviewee, who may be nervous. It is also a typical response of any person trying to maintain their sense of personal space.

So, being nervous?

In other words, nervousness.

Any guys here who identify with Jessica's personality?

Of course there are.

Great article - anything for the JVM?

This article covers the basics: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/java-memory-issues

That's because you have a provisional rating for the first few games (it should show up as 1553? or 1250?). Your rating will swing for the first 15-20 games, at which point you'll see the 8-20 fluctuation.

It's likely that you've played quite a few games on Chess.com already.