> the neat thing about a company that is really just a pile of cash and young coders ready to "pivot" on a dime is that any idiot can be placed at an executive

> the neat thing about a company that is really just a pile of cash and young coders ready to "pivot" on a dime is that any idiot can be placed at an executive level. Can you give a few examples of companies in the last ten years that are "nothing but a pile of cash and young coders ready to pivot"? There are a couple of outliers where that did happen, but it is certainly not the rule. > Your product doesn't matter if your competitor gets a 9-figure injection Can you give a few examples of a few companies with terrible products/early traction that got nine figure cash injections in the last ten years? Again, there might be one or two, but it is not the rule.