Re:«The Age of the Cockroach» The Age of the Unicorns is end...
by BJBBB on Thursday October 01, 2015 @06:14PM
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Not able to understand the basis of this article.
1. What is 'work-horse' startup?
2. how is a 'work-horse' different from an 'unicorn'?
3. Would not the ubiquity of the 'cockroaches' result in many more c/r failures? Would their failure rate be much less, or would more survive just because there are supposedly many more?
4. is this a veiled zombie-apocalypse article?
5. is the 'plague' an economic bubble? If so, do the demographics and statistics map well with the precursor economic behavior for bubble formation?
6. and who has been 'living large'? Have yet to see any largess in this neck of the woods.
Re:«The Age of the Cockroach» The Age of the Unicorns is end...
by PersonalDay on Friday October 02, 2015 @05:26AM
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1.2.: Business model for "horses" is to pay back shareholders by delivering a valuable service to actual customers at a reasonable price. Business model for "unicorns" is to build the largest possible user base to attract the largest possible investment inflows.
1. What is 'work-horse' startup? 2. how is a 'work-horse' different from an 'unicorn'? 3. Would not the ubiquity of the 'cockroaches' result in many more c/r failures? Would their failure rate be much less, or would more survive just because there are supposedly many more? 4. is this a veiled zombie-apocalypse article? 5. is the 'plague' an economic bubble? If so, do the demographics and statistics map well with the precursor economic behavior for bubble formation? 6. and who has been 'living large'? Have yet to see any largess in this neck of the woods.
More information: Unicorns vs. Horses https://medium.com/@awilkinson/unicorns-vs-horses-f81d8dd61f...