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by trip42
5299 days ago
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Concluding that ideas are as valuable as execution because two poorly executed (but still executed) apps performed better than well executed seems to assume that everyone with the same idea could execute at all. One surely has higher odds if success, if they were to execute every idea, without evaluating its value, than someone with perfect ideas but no ability to execute. |
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