Brian Kim on Warpcast

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i don’t get why you have to ship in public to get user feedback

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it's all death anxiety. "i ship therefore i am" https://paragraph.xyz/@kia/i-own,-therefore-i-am

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in my experience, amount of learning is a much (much) higher when it’s in true chaos mode. unknown unknowns reveal themselves quicker.

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you don't this is a fairly new trend imo have to balance leaking all your alpha for more attention/feedback/shipping speed stealth and misdirection have always been useful tactics, obv startups aren't the same as war but shipping everything in public all the time by default makes little sense to me

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My guess: - easy way to get attention for your product (and yourself) - low risk high reward: if it sucks, you’re just building. if it’s good, you’re doing great! - everyone else is doing; public builder fomo

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Building in public is training wheels for real distribution

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Maybe it is part of persuasion of public opinion! Trust is formed when you have accurate information

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It's all about timing; too late or too early is bad.

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It may cause unnecessary public attention or controversy. But public feedback enhances community transparency and encourages user participation. It also invites diverse solutions through open discussions.

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I think : - Viral products are better - There will be more objectivity - The sincerity factor could be better

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