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by kevingadd
1025 days ago
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I simply reject the premise that all problems a startup needs to solve are original problems. Your customers have lots of ordinary problems too, as do you. Sure, you can't justify spending months on building some custom GraphQL infrastructure or the perfect CI/CD deployment system, but your customers do care about things like "when I download and install this software it's not a corrupt build" and "the software's updater works" and "when I pay these people money for their software I get what I paid for and don't get double-billed". These are all unoriginal problems that are nontrivial - ideally your startup solves them with off-the-shelf solutions to save time, but you still spend engineer hours integrating those solutions. |
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