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> If you are building tools for DIY artists that can’t grow to support larger teams around the artist as they find success they you have painted yourself into a
by micromacrofoot 5y ago
> If you are building tools for DIY artists that can’t grow to support larger teams around the artist as they find success they you have painted yourself into a tiny corner.
This is a fine point, but sometimes I wish we weren't always optimizing for infinite scaling everything. Some of my favorite places are tiny corners that are intentionally tiny corners.
- ip26 5y agoThat sounds more like basic business principles, e.g. prefer customers who have money over customers who don’t.
- notyourwork 5y agoAnd enable support for customers with deep pockets up front because when a tiny customer's pockets grow they will be quick to complain.