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This seems like a rather pedantic objection in my opinion. “Simulation” here likely refers to a potential scenario such as a raise or an exit, or even an entire
by urbandw311er 3y ago
This seems like a rather pedantic objection in my opinion. “Simulation” here likely refers to a potential scenario such as a raise or an exit, or even an entire hypothetical venture.
- Solvency 3y agoNot really pedantic to me. Am I the only one here old enough to remember "Drug Wars" on the Ti calculators? That was an actual sim game. This is not that.
- its-summertime 3y agohttps://www.geekhideout.com/druglord2.shtml https://www.geekhideout.com/druglord2.shtml "modern" version. I feel many would object to "simulator" being applied to something that doesn't represent a pre-existing thing with any faithfulness, however.
- pvg 3y agoPedantry can be perfectly accurate and still be pedantry.
- Sohcahtoa82 3y agoIt usually is. But oh man it's lovely when someone is pedantic and wrong.
- pvg 3y agoYes but 'it's a not a simulation' is both right and pedantic (it's not of material importance to the thing being showhn) and 'that's not actually pedantic' is, to my lights, pedantic and wrong! So by my (possibly pedantic) interpretation, I get the satisfaction of both.
- not_the_fda 3y agoIf it were a "simulation" it would take into account that 99% of startups go to zero.