> The just-good-enough wins against excellence, because it is cheaper. Its not clear to me that this is the case anymore. The whole startup thesis is that a sm

> The just-good-enough wins against excellence, because it is cheaper. Its not clear to me that this is the case anymore. The whole startup thesis is that a small, excellent team can outperform vastly larger teams of average people. This is the opposite of how it was in the 80s.