... Comment from Boris Glen(@borisglen): @gostroverhova  Thank you :) Comment from Boris Glen(@borisglen): Yes, product quality, marketing, market size, and everything else matters but only after you've found a strong pain. Most successful startups (Facebook, Airbnb, Stripe, DoorDash, Dropbox, and others) solved exactly that a strong pain of their users. Paul Graham himself confirms this through the success of his own accelerator, which ranks first in the world and more precisely, through the results of the startups that ...

... sensitive personal data. The ideal future is probably not AI does everything, but AI handles the work while humans keep ownership of important decisions. Comment from Henrik Pedersen(@henrikpedersen): The distinction I keep coming back to is read vs. write access, and reversible vs

... that boring products aren't just safer bets, they are the engines that buy you the time and money to actually build something revolutionary later. Comment from Boris Glen(@borisglen): Another example that comes to mind is DoorDash. Their product was built in a couple of hours on the fly and immediately started solving a real delivery problem for small cafes and restaurants in a small town. Comment from Boris Glen(@borisglen): @valeriia_kuna  Valeriia, wow, that ... ... spreadsheet, a whatsapp group, a notebook, something they were actively maintaining before you turned up. education had no workaround, becuase nobody was doing it badly, they just werent doing it. thats the axis id use instead of boring versus

... they have left regularly, I think mainly for this reason either a voice-first UI or a voice-first mode of the app would be essential Good luck! Comment from AJ(@build_with_aj): If you add Uber eats, doordash, postmates, or any delivery service for groceries as an integration people will flock to this. Comment from vikas shah(@chiefbuilder): @build_with_aj  Thanks. that is on the roadmap Comment from Lincoln Brown(@lincoln_brown1): This idea is AMAZING ...