Well it's definitely easier to blame a failure on the inability to carry it out then on the merits of the actual idea.
Some people believe that if they can catch a leprechaun and make him implement their idea, they will become rich. (In California, leprechauns are also known as "technical cofounders.") #FolkloreThursday
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This isn't unique to CA. The amount of times I've been approached by 'idea people' is too many to count. Having an idea is less important than the ability to implement and execute an idea. And equally, or more important, is to have a passion or desire to implement and execute
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Some people manage to do it too!
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low-cost outsourced dev is real
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It’s expensive.
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Is this a thing? Seems kinda demeaning to tech folks.
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best deal I got offered is... “we’ll let you negotiate shares *after* you build the product”
c’mon man your not even trying - End of conversation
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