The Ledger
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Chou: Speed is paramount because customers won't pay for test coverage
“So speed is paramount. Nobody's gonna pay you for having excellent test coverage.”
Chou: Outsourcing core IP turns a startup into a marketing company
“What's your IP? You don't want to outsource that at some point. If you do, you're pretty much just a marketing company.”
Chou: Early startups should use familiar tech until product-market fit
“It's more important in the early days to be able to Iterate quickly, and usually that comes from using the technology that you know the best and building things in a modular way such that once you actually find that product market fit and know what your audien…”
Chou: Gaining traction shifts technical founders from coding to org-building
“There's a pretty big shift that happens once you start gaining traction, where it's less about building a product for a market and finding that fit, and it shifts more into turn, like, building an organization, a company and a system, like this system of human…”