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It seems your problem is its own solution; I would argue that many of the productivity enhancements you cite as allowing one founder to go it alone also enable
by lsc 17y ago
It seems your problem is its own solution; I would argue that many of the productivity enhancements you cite as allowing one founder to go it alone also enable founders to go without investors.
- mhartl 17y agoThis is definitely true to a certain degree, which was one of the points of the linked article. But it's still lamentable that some solo-founder startups that could benefit from funding will fail to raise money because of irrational investor bias.
- lsc 17y agowell yes. I mean, my company would probably also benefit from investment; it is a rather capital intensive industry, after all. In my case, though, I think there is at least as much irrational bias on my end as on the investor end.