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The Lean Startup Talk From Web 2.0 ExpoOne of our most popular talks at the Web 2.0 Expo SF was Eric Ries' The Lean Startup: a Disciplined Approach to Imagining, Designing, and Building New Products. I've embedded an audio version of his slides above. Eric recommends the talk for people who want to:
Eric has a follow-up to his talk and more thoughts about Lean Startups on his blog.
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Comments: 1
Thomas Lord [20 April 2009 08:11 PM]
The problem is one of form and function. "Web 2.0" software that fits that model is a nearly disjoint subset from "Web 2.0" software that is socially responsible. Effectively, he's an accidental slave trader. But, the radar mindset has trouble seeing that because in the radar mind-set the purported requirements of big-C capital are the primary engineering constraint and the rest follows from that.
I say the above and, while it is entirely defensible and even constructive, the capital-chasing instincts behind the rhetoric seem to make it impossible for y'all to talk about. In the bubble around this stuff, critique with a view of social responsibility - if it leads to negative conclusions about financially promising or successful endevors - seems to be considered at least rude and possibly threatening.
I miss the Enlightenment. That was a nice party while it lasted.
-t
p.s., you have a (typically) funny way with the phrase "real facts".