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Re:Is the Lean Startup Dead? by pnenp on Wednesday September 05, 2018 @12:36PM (#17919529)
Calling a popular term "dead" is certainly a good way to attract clicks. And sure, when money is cheap and you have $2B to spend, you can afford to throw much bigger Spaghetti at the wall. But Lean defines a startup as a project under extreme uncertainty. Commercial video streaming sites exist, the only thing that seems to be new about the example in the article is the video length. I would not consider this an environment of extreme uncertainty. So imho, while cheap money does change the equation, 99% of the article's punch lies in its clickbaity headline.
Re:Is the Lean Startup Dead? by kesor on Wednesday September 05, 2018 @12:45PM (#17919629)
You do realize that Steve practically invented the term, right?
Re:Is the Lean Startup Dead? by pnenp on Wednesday September 05, 2018 @12:55PM (#17919786)
That's evident from the article. And it does not change the fact that the headline is clickbait, a promise which the article fails to deliver on.
Re:Is the Lean Startup Dead? by owens99 on Wednesday September 05, 2018 @11:03PM (#17923617)
Eric invented the term for Lean. Steve invented Customer Development. Both have different definitions of what a startup is. Extreme uncertainty is part of Eric's definition, not Steve's.