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I don't know about that. The drama with TC50/DEMO has soured me on the whole affair, but I think it's still proceeding along the lines it was designed for. If
by sgrove 18y ago
I don't know about that. The drama with TC50/DEMO has soured me on the whole affair, but I think it's still proceeding along the lines it was designed for.
If you have the goods, you're in. If you can't afford it, no problem, there's no charge. If you can afford it, well, still no problem, because you have a cool "startup".
I think in some cases the definition of startup has been stretched, and that's the only area where I might have some qualms.
- fallentimes 18y agoI agree that the drama is very annoying. But at least it's resulted in the founders receiving more attention. Could you elaborate on your definition of startup thoughts? I'm really interested to hear.
- sgrove 18y agoI suppose it's a bit of an image problem - "startup" has a "small guy" nuance to it, a group still struggling and fighting to get their model right. If it begins with already well-established industry players, I would less associate it with "startup", and perhaps simply classify it as a company. It may very well be a meaningless bias from frequenting hn and the groups I hang out with, reflecting a bit more.