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> It was good enough that people were willing to pay for it > We also didn't have the funds to develop or keep testing it I have to wonder, why did these not

• k1ns 9y ago
  They mentioned that they weren't confident enough in the system to sell it, which is a shame because it sounds like an awesome service/opportunity.
• muzani 9y ago
  It takes a while to go from 98% confident to 99.9%. And a lot of refactoring. Internal tools can be really sloppy, especially when we were selling like 3 items a day. Something that's paid for and trusted to manage several million dollars worth of inventory has to be a lot more robust. Investors didn't like the idea. I guess we didn't sell it well as one of them invested in someone else doing the same thing but with less experience.