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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
The meta right now seems to be "the right way to build". There is no right way to build a company, other than: 1. Build something people want 2. Charge (someone) money for it 3. Don't break the law The last two are easy, the first one is hard.
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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
> Build something people want This itself is 3 things: 1. Product 2. Team 3. Market For big outcomes, only the 3rd one matters. cf. https://pmarchive.com/guide_to_startups_part4.html
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Mikko
@moo
Most successful web 2 startups broke law - Uber (taxi regulations) - AirBnb (hotel regulations) - Facebook (privacy regulations) - Binance (sanctions) - Coinbase (SEC) - Alibaba (founder crushed by CCP)
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grin
@grin
#3 is harder than you’d think
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woj ツ
@woj.eth
what is the meta on the right way to build?
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sean
@swabbie.eth
i think most true innovations push #3 in some way. heck, even spacex is on the edge with #3, especially in south tx
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sean
@swabbie.eth
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stringtheory
@stringtheory69
Incremental improvements from there
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manansh ❄️
@manansh
You hear this a lot in UX. You're building the wrong thing. You're building the thing wrong. Kinda sick of that narrative — I like your point, give value to people + receive value in return and don't break laws. What else is there to do?
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Serg 🎩🔵⛓️✈️
@serg
What do the current web3/crypto non-dev users really want? The answer is simple: gamble and fast money. As I joined the space, I thought they want decentralization and true asset ownership. Had to find out by building companies in this space how little they really care (and also VCs, who only want you to drop token).
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✊ Mert from GodmodeHQ
@mmd
I think this meta comes from the cult of flexibility glorified for years now. Likes of Linear and other good products have made building opinionated software popular now. I like the discussion because it is mildly irritating e.g. you telling users what and how to do something instead of giving them a tool
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joobid ツ
@joobid.eth
If you were based in Europe maybe you'd think different about the last one... GDPR, MiCA and many other regulations to comply with
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Zach
@zachterrell
Kalanick would like a word on point #3
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Daniel Lombraña
@teleyinex.eth
Also: have fun. And treat your employes well.
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