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For companies who are in a race to iterate and find a product-market fit, it's the kiss of death.

You can hear it manifest in expressions such as, "always be hustling," "fail fast, iterate," and the like.

" But even if you know that you want a Sudoku solver, you can't iterate out a Sudoku solver.

We'd work with early stage customers, iterate, and he'd support the hiring of two additional people to do R&D work.

Little-by-little over the course of several months, we ended up building all of this syncing and hybrid-integration stuff to help us iterate faster.

Prototype code may be scrapped relatively quickly, but the idea that a client will build a prototype in two weeks and not want/need to iterate on it before building a production app is absolutely naive.

Both functions use a module-level cache and deepcopy will iterate and apply copythere is very little performance degradation by aliasing copy to deepcopy and using it everywhere, although it could save you time by catching bugs.

I know this is advertising, but there are a couple of particularly objectionable points…Increasing competition between rival internet companies, the speed of delivery and the ability to iterate are the key traits of market leaders.

Ie, if you beta test your app in some country like Brazil or New Zealand and improve your metrics so you have a known LTV, you can spend accordingly when you launch in a big market like Canada or US.- Start with Android first because it is an easier ecosystem to iterate upon and attain an niche audience.- There is a growing body of proof that burst spending on launch day is not the best strategy.