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I see a lot of startups that seem to be 23 year olds vibe coding. That hits a brick wall fast

But they’re going fast. That unlocks resources. The whole point is experience is expensive. Moving fast lets you afford that expense. And collision measures velocity.

Messiness is bad. Premature optimization fatal. Young companies tend to be messy because that’s the bias that survives.

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