ironchef

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   by ironchef 16y ago

   Sure...and how many people want to actually use minimally viable products most of the time? It would seem to be that some of the reasons the startups can be so nimble in a weekend: 1) lack of technical debt 2) lack of integration to the re
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   by ironchef 16y ago

   "It seems to me to be a very bad business decision to decide to write a framework first, before delivering on your core product." But they have delivered on their core product (Things.app)...and an expansion of it (Things for iPhone, etc.).
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   by ironchef 16y ago

   An old CEO of mine once said: "The worst time to raise money is when you need it. The best is when you don't need it." Funny thing is he's one of the VCs funding groupon...
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   by ironchef 17y ago

   I don't think it's just the histogram. Check out the Age vs Income plot. There's no way people aren't making over 100k.