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They were probably faced with decision: Release now and improve over time, or don't release now. We don't live in the time of option B. Option B is the path

• ohashi 5y ago
  That's the attitude you want from a financial service, YOLO BUILD FAST AND BREAK THINGS. We absolutely live in a time where you can engineer things well, especially at the scale of a publicly traded company. They aren't some scrappy startup desperately trying to get their first users.
  • true_religion 5y ago
    They’re trying to be like banks. Mine closes at 5pm sharp and all transactions stop because you can’t do fraud checks in developing countries when “fraud check” means literally sending someone physically to the point of sale to make sure it really exists.