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There is either some sampling bias or some creative reinterpretation of history. It’s rare that a startup acquires users so fast that their codebase becomes th
by Aurornis 1y ago
There is either some sampling bias or some creative reinterpretation of history.
It’s rare that a startup acquires users so fast that their codebase becomes the bottleneck
Even if this does happen, it unlocks an easy path to investor money and you can spend your way into expensive engineers who will unlock the problem quickly for you.
- JumpCrisscross 1y ago> creative reinterpretation of history Mis-labelling growing pains as failure would be one of them.