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Often "publish-then-correct" reaches the truth faster, asymptotically, than waiting to get everything right before publishing. Call it "Minimum Viable Truthine
by gojomo 14y ago
Often "publish-then-correct" reaches the truth faster, asymptotically, than waiting to get everything right before publishing.
Call it "Minimum Viable Truthiness", if you'd like.
- klochner 14y agoIt just felt to me like retribution for this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5491293 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5491293 Where I'm guessing that refer.ly is trying to raise their own series a and possibly getting frustrated. That said - entrepreneurs should be more concerned with growing a business than making friends with VCs, so more power to danielle if this is how she ends up making it work.
- dmor 14y agoIt's certainly not retribution, I posted that story and I think it's interesting - and then it turned into a TC story! Refer.ly recently pivoted - in fact every stat about our business is on the front page of our site. We aren't raising Series A, we have ~18 months of runway left at our current burn.