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you have an idea, you don't have a startup. everyone has "good" ideas. a good startup/business is made in the execution. my suggestion would be to either lea
by noodle 16y ago
you have an idea, you don't have a startup. everyone has "good" ideas. a good startup/business is made in the execution.
my suggestion would be to either learn to code on your own and start doing it by yourself, or pay someone to do the coding work for you.
i, myself, teamed up with someone i didn't know well to start a "disruptive medical startup". i did all the work, paid for a lot of the necessary tools/data/etc, and after 6 months, everything fell apart.