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I can't imagine what the growth/exit strategy for this type of company is Here's a related puzzle for you. In 1975 a company appears whose product is a Basic
by pg 17y ago
I can't imagine what the growth/exit strategy for this type of company is
Here's a related puzzle for you. In 1975 a company appears whose product is a Basic interpreter for a cheap microcomputer used by hobbyists. What is their exit strategy?
- jfarmer 17y agoA BASIC interpreter? I wish people would work on real problems, and not toys.
- euroclydon 17y agoAre you saying their strategy is puzzling or not? If not, then is it similar to MSFT? If it is puzzling, are you agreeing with the rest of my comment?
- netcan 17y agoI'm not sure if you are pretending not to understand. The point being made above is clearly that it is not possible to have an exit strategy at that point because the world & the product will change.
- euroclydon 17y agoOkay, It's my naivete even mentioning the word exit. I'm sure nobody's at YC is interested in an exit anyhow. I was just trying to get a sense for whether this product had legs or whether the team and area of technology were the driving factor. However, now that I've heard the term: PCMS, I see the value. I didn't make the connection with CMS. Now, if Etacts would just actually import my gmail...