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This highlights an all-to-common error by venture capitalists (and, I suppose, founders): the assumption that someone hasn’t done this before. Sure, Rademaker
by ttul 7y ago
This highlights an all-to-common error by venture capitalists (and, I suppose, founders): the assumption that someone hasn’t done this before.
Sure, Rademaker doesn’t put their enormous frozen pizza technology in a van. But making pizza with robots? Dude, that’s been done before.
- catalogia 7y ago> Sure, Rademaker doesn’t put their enormous frozen pizza technology in a van. I bet if you gave them enough money to bother trying, they could squeeze a pizza machine into a van. Making a pizza in a van seems possible, but pointless.
- ttul 7y agoI bet they’d do it for $375M!
- jjeaff 7y agoI don't think VCs care about that. In fact, they probably prefer that it has been done before. It's not like Amazon was the first company to sell things online. Nor was under the first to have an app to hail a ride.