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@cameron
Since it’s the topic du jour on the purple app… What’s the right balance between “ship and iterate” and “build something great first”?
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@hadrien
Isn't entirely dependent on competition? different verticals can handle different levels of quality... In entertainment you can't ship embarrassing stuff... Even good won't cut it...
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I sorta think it’s a matter of creativity of “shipping fast” in entertainment Comedians run jokes many times at comedy clubs before they do a special YouTubers make the thumbnails before the video Authors tweet concepts before their write about them All of these are iteration cycles 🤷‍♂️
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@hadrien
Shipping fast to yourself doesn't count as "shipping" does it? Social media and standup comedy I guess. Otherwise it's all private rehearsals, and drafts after drafts. You don't ship art that's not ready.. 💀 but it is also maybe why film, books, AAA games are all in existential crisis...
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Just to yourself no, but every time you ask a friend to read a script or review a draft you’re shipping a beta version. My macro thesis about entertainment is that digital creators get orders of magnitude more reps than the offline/trad media creators which is why online content quality is skyrocketing vs old media
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Oh man I hate to shill it but you would love crypto-z.com The social-publishing scaling solution for entertainment. When new media innovation appeared storytelling evolved in new formats... The novel, the film, the TV show, the limited series and on and on... But no one's building web3 entertainment the right way..
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