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Neither. You need a good co-founder as a rule of thumb. You need to prove that at least one other person believes in your crazy idea and is willing to work wi
by brk 17y ago
Neither.
You need a good co-founder as a rule of thumb. You need to prove that at least one other person believes in your crazy idea and is willing to work with you.
If you have had a few cofounder false-starts you should look very closely at the root cause for that situation.
- p01nd3xt3r 17y ago2 were older guys with families and could not commit. I want people that are as dedicated and experienced as I am. The other 1 simply could not code worth a damn so I felt like he was dead weight.