| New York Times Lis Tyroler, center, helped start Nido, a co-working space that offers on-site day care, in Durham, N.C. Credit Jeremy M. Lange for The New York Times. Start-up culture is defined by long days and nights. Shoestring budgets, thin staffing and lots of … |
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