[–] nopassrecover 16y ago ↗ Oldie but a goodie. What's impressive is that '?' often works itself out. [–] daeken 16y ago ↗ In visible cases, yes, it often does, but that's because they already have mindshare and often users who are invested in the service. However, this ignores the other 99% of startups with no business model, who silently fail.
[–] daeken 16y ago ↗ In visible cases, yes, it often does, but that's because they already have mindshare and often users who are invested in the service. However, this ignores the other 99% of startups with no business model, who silently fail.
[–] joechung 16y ago ↗ Does this predate the Slashdot meme? [–] daeken 16y ago ↗ Considerably so, yes. [–] alaskamiller 16y ago ↗ This is where the Slashdot meme came from.
[–] snprbob86 16y ago ↗ As funny and cleverly satirical as South Park is, I don't think this belongs on HN. [–] smithjchris 16y ago ↗ Typical HN attitude. Head up arse. [–] zepolen 16y ago ↗ You must admit, this scene is a lot more on topic than a lot of other submissions.
[–] zepolen 16y ago ↗ You must admit, this scene is a lot more on topic than a lot of other submissions.
[–] Rawsock 16y ago ↗ That's the old Web 1.0 startup scheme. Web 2.0 changed phase 2 from "?" to "Banner ads/Get bought by Google". [–] jrockway 16y ago ↗ And Phase 3 has been removed. "Agile" teaches us to simplify, after all.
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