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Niko
@nikomfer.eth
linda and daniel are teaming up on bountycaster, while woj is running supercaster solo. both killing it with their own apps but approaching it differently. curious to hear your takes!
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Ben Adamsky ðŸ’
@ba
Totally depends on the startup, the people running it, timing, etc Idk where /ponder would be without @cojo.eth, in our case it made a lot of sense to work as co-founders That's not always the case though
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Matthew
@matthew
solo builder here. my only rec would be if you’re going to get a cofounder, do it before you get the idea going. once you have something working, it’s your baby, and it’s much hard to split the equity, the responsibility, and the control 50/50 (which is what almost all cofounders should do)
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Colin
@colin
Startups are very hard and more startups fail than succeed. Going solo just makes it all the harder. (Saying this as a solo founder)
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Maretus
@maretus.eth
How you gonna use the word succeed and not put it in this in /success? Traitor!
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Linda Xie
@linda
No, lots of success stories of solo founders
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Lovemiso🎩💎
@lovemiso
I think we need a co-founder. If our goals and visions are in sync, it will be possible. We support each other, share roles, and think about different opinions together
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EIZA🎩ðŸŽ
@eiza
Each has its pros and cons, so I'm using supercast because it’s good for viewing posts all at once. I'm not sure what is better.
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