My advice to startups, usually, is not to write any code unless the lack of that code is the main thing holding you back. This is an instance of the more general rule not to do anything unless it addresses the main thing holding you back.
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Instead of coding a website from scratch, we just use Wordpress if that’s quicker
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Occam's Razor for the 2020s?
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And worse yet, the released product is a lagging indicator of the ideas being worked on. And the financials are a lagging indicator of the product. What this results is in people seeing financials that look unexciting compared to ideas and "rumours" Further fuels this belief
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Not true for
@Microsoft. You can tell. I hate their products so much tbh. -
True story: Last week, I absolutely had to exit confinement and go to my locked-down office to print a paper in Wondows. Plan was to make it out as fast as possible. But no,
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This is imo only true for early stage startups. Later one the same effect kicks in everywhere: You need to grow your team to be considered important and your growing team needs to create their own problems to be considered important.
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