I don't know why we keep calling these young companies start ups. At some point, we need to divorce that label form these organizations when they reach a certai

I don't know why we keep calling these young companies start ups. At some point, we need to divorce that label form these organizations when they reach a certain size. I believe when we can make a reasonable guess about a org's software being on a randomly selected person's personal hardware, they're probably no longer a start up. Just because someone or a team of people carry that "hustle" ethos, doesn't make them a start up, it makes them hustlers.