> That was before "move fast, break things and blame the user" became the norm. When VCs only give you effectively 9 months of runway (3 months of coffees, 9 m

> That was before "move fast, break things and blame the user" became the norm. When VCs only give you effectively 9 months of runway (3 months of coffees, 9 months of actual getting work done, 3 months more coffees to get the next round, 3 more months because all the VCs backed out because your demo wasn't good enough), move fast and break things is how things are done. If giving startups 5 years of runway was the norm, then yeah, we could all be professional.