Founders

one of the hardest things about running a startup (or any product, really):

there are always tons of “good” ideas… that won’t move the needle at all if implemented.

it’s impossible to know impact prior to execution, and there’s constant opportunity cost no matter what you do

working on /microsub; creator of @degentipbot.eth; producer/dj; host of /campfire 🎧 + /downshift ⚙️

if you don't know whether they'll move the needle or not how do you classify them as "good"?

Creator of /bot-or-not. Contributing to /blitkin & /orange-dao IRL: Building spatial computing for construction @ Resolve YC W15 | FID 1725

It’s almost a product question but you have to extrapolate out the size of that opportunity if you are successful with it

aha gotcha

I think this is the curse of being technical founders. much easier to pull the trigger on what 'seems like a good idea' because you can execute it yourself. gotta exercise the scrutiny muscle.

but if you're working on something to FAFO then the good ideas are what seems good and fun to you!