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Who Should Be Startup's Early Users
Unlike large corporations who run off inertia, "clever and impoverished outsiders" are leaders, sophisticated and cheap, driven by a desire to innovate. Build for them.
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Graham on Start-ups, Innovation, and Creativity
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