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I read this story exactly the opposite: it doesn’t have to be perfect at the start. You just build something people want, and then hire a team to improve the ba
by sveng 8y ago
I read this story exactly the opposite: it doesn’t have to be perfect at the start. You just build something people want, and then hire a team to improve the back end (without destroying what people wanted it for in the first place).
Major companies have had security issues (such as Adobe) but that doesn’t make them a fraud.
- haskellandchill 8y agoThat's the correct reading, perfect is the enemy of good etc boring.