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I'm surprised myself. But I guess it's right in the target group. "Do things that don't scale" is good advice, I agree. But maybe the reality is more "Do ALSO
by shafyy 7y ago
I'm surprised myself. But I guess it's right in the target group.
"Do things that don't scale" is good advice, I agree. But maybe the reality is more "Do ALSO things that don't scale", and then it becomes much more obvious and irrelevant, doesn't it?
- amoorthy 7y agoSorry shafyy. I don't understand why the addition of "ALSO" chnages the statement. Sorry for being dense.
- shafyy 7y agoMy point is they're not saying "ONLY do things that don't scale". It's more like, "from time to time, ALSO do things that don't scale". Which, as I said, I think is good advice, but also pretty common sense.
- amoorthy 7y agoAh thanks for the clarification. My interpretation of the advice is to START with things that don't scale. Because it's about getting to Product-market-fit soonest. Then the advice is not common sense.
- afarrell 7y ago> common sense Is this a meaningful category of knowledge?
- shafyy 7y agoIf it truly is common sense, then yes I would say. The question always is, is it really common sense.
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