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The whole point of doing things that don't scale includes..... doing things that don't scale. That includes things that can't scale. That's the whole point.
by mygo 8y ago
The whole point of doing things that don't scale includes..... doing things that don't scale.
That includes things that can't scale.
That's the whole point.
Why discriminate against prototypes when we're doing things that don't scale and they're... well... things that don't scale? Making prototypes and testing assumptions with them is 100% in the spirit of the methodology.
- lifekaizen 8y agoI think there's some nuance about charging for the thing as if it were not a prototype - so the prototype part is (somewhat) hidden to the user. People just respond differently, and you get market testing. Somehow in hardware this seems crazy and there's a million reasons not to actually sell the product (certification, hard to change in the field, it's expensive!), so I think it's done less often.