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Maybe he was implying that it should be reinvested in growth?

• staticautomatic 10y ago
  He claimed that costs would outstrip our margins as we grew. I have to assume he just thinks this is how startups work, because most of the costs he specifically brought up don't actually exist in our market/business model. In any event, if you have an instinctively negative and suspicious reaction to profitability, then as a business person, I want nothing to do with you.
  • rhizome 10y ago
    "Nobody ever lost a funding round for using Heroku."
    • staticautomatic 10y ago
      I don't follow. Could you explain what you meant?
      • rhizome 10y ago
        It's a play on "nobody ever got fired for buying IBM," the original FUD. It relates to that person seemingly thinking that a high run rate is de rigeur. Like IBM in the 60-70s, Heroku is among the costliest providers.