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This seems to be arguing that the complete implementation is what matters most. That seems expensive and risky.
by drewcoo 5y ago
This seems to be arguing that the complete implementation is what matters most.
That seems expensive and risky.
- izacus 5y agoYes, a complete, well-rounded implementation is what makes for a successful product (where well-rounded == supports use-cases for customers well). It is expensive (which is why it costs a lot to create a startup) and it is very risky (which is why most startups fail because they mess this up).
- altdataseller 5y agoExactly, none of this stuff is easy. And it's not supposed to be easy and risk-free. Otherwise, anyone could build a successful startup/product