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I much preferred the brief moment in time when "unicorn" was used to mean "someone who does both code and design really well," because it made sense: something
by eschutte2 10y ago
I much preferred the brief moment in time when "unicorn" was used to mean "someone who does both code and design really well," because it made sense: something rumored to exist but nobody's seen it, hard to capture, has magical powers to make things better. The only thing VC companies and unicorns have in common are: fairy tale, extinction? Is it really just "something rare?" Not a very deep metaphor.
- Kinnard 10y agoHmmm, I've developed both skills in tandem . . . maybe I should start calling myself a unicorn . . .