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brunoscheufler.com | ||
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timkastelle.org
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| | | | | Part 1 in a series reflecting on what we've learned after doing a bunch of lean startup work over the past year. First issue - how to use customer development interviews to build a business model. | |
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tpgblog.com
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| | | | | Startups are inherently chaotic. The rapid shifts in the business model is what differentiates a startup from an established company. Pivots are the essence of entrepreneurship and the key to startup success. If you can't pivot or pivot quickly, chances are you will fail. | |
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25iq.com
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| | | | | "It's only cheap to build 2-3 person companies with sweat equity. The minute you start paying engineers you will realize it is quite expensive." Bill Gurley. Assume a startup has raised a seed round of ~$2 million. Also assume that what the startup has is a hypothesis that a big market composed of dogs will... | |
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lambdalabs.com
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| | | Lambda raised a $320M Series C for a $1.5B valuation, to expand our GPU cloud & further our mission to build the #1 AI compute platform in the world. | ||
