nialllarkin

3 mesi fadiscuss

Reminds me of something @robfitz told me he was building with his team well before GenAI. A autonomated process that sucks in all the data from continuous cust dev conversations into slack, parsed into backlog which was groomed and triaged by customer voting and product owner and implemented into continuous improvement of product and pushed out to the customer base for feedback.

nialllarkin

11 anni fadiscuss

Eloquently expressed pov as we've come to expect from @dhh. Legend. Now what I'd love to hear is from founders of @stripe and @intercom as they have both lived the experience of developing 'lifestyle' scale businesses before bringing unicorns to the market

nialllarkin

17 anni fadiscuss

The author impresses upon us that the scientific community is competitive. And that collaboration is rare. These are contradictory ideas.

In competitive environments, collaboration is far from unusual.

In competive environments, it is usual for collaboration to break out between competing individuals. This is especially true in the most cut-throat competitive environments.

In a truly competitive environment, survival depends on the individual gaining a competitive edge. The most effective way for the individual to capture a gain is by joining forces with competitors for mutual gain.

In a truly competitive environment its: collaborate or perish.

In conclusion, the scientific community is not nearly as competitive as the author is inclined to believe.

nialllarkin

17 anni fadiscuss

Only 36,000 odd Americans? Does that include the unusual ones? What about the peculiar ones?

nialllarkin

17 anni fadiscuss

I remember reading somewhere that Gates had failed to get a business loan. And that his father offered to guarantor him if he agreed to set up business back home in Seattle.

nialllarkin

17 anni fadiscuss

Do YC provide companies work with a standard term sheet?

Has anyone checked to see what WSGR comes up and compared it to the standard YC term sheet?

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