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Very true but I think it should be considered successful nonetheless, in a way that the rest of the “”pre-profit”” startups aren’t. I mean, being the final spar
by bbor 3y ago
Very true but I think it should be considered successful nonetheless, in a way that the rest of the “”pre-profit”” startups aren’t. I mean, being the final spark for an event the size of the Industrial Revolution is pretty good! But I’m probably just biased.
- scarface_74 3y agoThe metric for success for a for profit company is profit anyone can sell dollar bills for 95 cents. OpenAI is particularly a bad example since they have negative marginal costs. Which means the bigger they get, the more money they lose.