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by bgroat
1922 days ago
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It's still early days, and there are a lot of hypotheses that will be invalidated. But one of my goals at the moment is to *not* double-down on winners. The thesis being, whatever is working, is clearly working. I think a lot of products are killer, and should be left alone, and "doubling-down" or "iterating" might make them worse. For example, Reddit v. HackerNews |
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Then you will likely end up so far diluted that you won't make enough on your winners to cover your losses. It's a tricky balance to find.