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Don't forget that some of those final t's are because you already invested a lot of other t's and d's into doing it the wrong way.
by DannoHung 17y ago
Don't forget that some of those final t's are because you already invested a lot of other t's and d's into doing it the wrong way.
- shabda 17y agoSure, but ttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttdddddddd Startups have areal risk of running out of money, just before they complete enough d. However with ttd, I have a shot at cashflow with that d, which I can invest back into more (nt +nd) Established companies dont have that risk so they can do ttttttttttttttdddddddddddd While for startups it makes sense to do ttddttddttddttddttddttdd... etc.
- wglb 17y agoFor a minute there I thought you were going to do tddtddtdd
- davi 17y agoI'm not sure what you mean -- that if you hadn't done the first three steps, you wouldn't have needed so many t's in the last? you already invested a lot of other t's and d's into doing it the wrong way But the first three steps were an incredibly valuable investment -- now you know the right problem to solve! (Maybe you mean something like this, just not sure from your comment.)
- DannoHung 17y agoYou're thinking about it from a business development standpoint in addition to a technical stand point. I'm just talking about the technical approach. You've gained no new insight into what your business is supposed to be, you've just learned a hella wrong way of solving a technical problem. Now your thoughts are cluttered with the effort and you had to spend time unlearning the previous approach.