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Dominic

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468 total appearances

Appearances Over Time

Podcast Appearances

The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: An Extra Minute With John Fanta

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The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Hour 1: An Extra Minute With John Fanta

Thank you.

Coder Radio
604: The Startup Myth

I am taking in the scenes. I am refactoring the code. Sure, sure. And I, most of all, and I think this is really the, how do you say, the important part. I don't know why I was confused about that. I am freezing my ass off from what I can only describe as a startup winter.

Coder Radio
604: The Startup Myth

I am taking in the scenes. I am refactoring the code. Sure, sure. And I, most of all, and I think this is really the, how do you say, the important part. I don't know why I was confused about that. I am freezing my ass off from what I can only describe as a startup winter.

Coder Radio
604: The Startup Myth

It is a total vibe shift. And we have this article from Someone's name I'm having trouble pronouncing. You take a crack, Chris. I'm going to say just Vince. We can probably just go by his first name. Just go with Vince. Yeah, Vince. He makes a couple of claims.

Coder Radio
604: The Startup Myth

It is a total vibe shift. And we have this article from Someone's name I'm having trouble pronouncing. You take a crack, Chris. I'm going to say just Vince. We can probably just go by his first name. Just go with Vince. Yeah, Vince. He makes a couple of claims.

Coder Radio
604: The Startup Myth

Now, I think it'd be better if you ran through because I think he actually kind of misses – he gets the little boats, but he misses the giant Titanic in this. And I think you can probably guess what I'm going to say.

Coder Radio
604: The Startup Myth

Now, I think it'd be better if you ran through because I think he actually kind of misses – he gets the little boats, but he misses the giant Titanic in this. And I think you can probably guess what I'm going to say.

Coder Radio
604: The Startup Myth

Yeah, I mean, I think that's all basically true, right? I would even go a little harder on the mobile era. It was, I mean, it was, you know, just like, I don't know, let's say you had a land that was green and there weren't that many people there. You just kind of got it. Yeah. If you're a big opportunity there, if you're, you know, crazy enough to do it.

Coder Radio
604: The Startup Myth

Yeah, I mean, I think that's all basically true, right? I would even go a little harder on the mobile era. It was, I mean, it was, you know, just like, I don't know, let's say you had a land that was green and there weren't that many people there. You just kind of got it. Yeah. If you're a big opportunity there, if you're, you know, crazy enough to do it.

Coder Radio
604: The Startup Myth

But he misses the Titanic, the great arrogant ship that hit an iceberg called reality. And that's, of course, interest rates, homies. That money printer. What are you guys, what are you doing? Yeah.

Coder Radio
604: The Startup Myth

But he misses the Titanic, the great arrogant ship that hit an iceberg called reality. And that's, of course, interest rates, homies. That money printer. What are you guys, what are you doing? Yeah.

Coder Radio
604: The Startup Myth

That's what changed. He's absolutely right on the time period. But that's the thing that changed.

Coder Radio
604: The Startup Myth

That's what changed. He's absolutely right on the time period. But that's the thing that changed.

Coder Radio
604: The Startup Myth

Yeah, lots of capital they wouldn't have had access to because it was just wild.

Coder Radio
604: The Startup Myth

Yeah, lots of capital they wouldn't have had access to because it was just wild.

Coder Radio
604: The Startup Myth

It's true, but I would actually – if you think about the last 10 years of M&A for startups, exhibition, those were basically acquihires or acquired to kill in the cradle.

Coder Radio
604: The Startup Myth

It's true, but I would actually – if you think about the last 10 years of M&A for startups, exhibition, those were basically acquihires or acquired to kill in the cradle.

Coder Radio
604: The Startup Myth

There's not a lot of like, you know, acquire and it's like its own running concern. What was the, I mean, TestFlight, right? TestFlight used to be its own company. And they were branching out into doing some pretty interesting stuff for Android. And one presumes they would have done some web stuff and whatever as they were growing as an independent business.

Coder Radio
604: The Startup Myth

There's not a lot of like, you know, acquire and it's like its own running concern. What was the, I mean, TestFlight, right? TestFlight used to be its own company. And they were branching out into doing some pretty interesting stuff for Android. And one presumes they would have done some web stuff and whatever as they were growing as an independent business.