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Why? What is "real worth" in your view? These little companies have a handful of paying customers who have decided that there is some value there. That validate
by ch4s3 4y ago
Why? What is "real worth" in your view? These little companies have a handful of paying customers who have decided that there is some value there. That validates the idea, and if you're skilled at scaling businesses up, why not buy a proven out idea with some existing customer relationships.
- kurisufag 4y agoI mean, the fact that somebody bought it means it's /in theory/ of some value, but draping it in the guise of "Solving a problem in an industry you are familiar with"[0] when it's all clearly meaningless cruft is an uncomfortable thing to view. I equate this stuff to writing a script that automatically upkeeps a social media account so you can leverage it to get free meals[1]. not wrong, neccesarily, but certainly not something you should be proud of or frame outside of "check out this cool low-effort money-making trick". [0] https://www.nocode-exits.com/p/from-no-code-saas-validation-to-acquisition https://www.nocode-exits.com/p/from-no-code-saas-validation-... [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30778028 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30778028
- ch4s3 4y agoI seems harmless to me and lot like old school stories of entrepreneurs starting out doing odd little things that don’t scale or work super well until they hit on an idea that cliques for them. I think the online culture around this is more annoying than the actual activity. It just seems like a lemonade stand or washing cars to me.