My experience comes from being a start practitioner, startup board member, postmortem editor and all around curious guy. Let’s fill in some gaps.
-1- Gap #1: The ABCs of startup.
There is an a, b, c series at Stanford. Yes, the famous CS 183(a), #cs183b and #cs183c. There are so many gaps that I needed more than all the letters of the alphabet combined. #cs183a34z.
Gaps and more gaps.
-2- Mark Suster has gaps in his prolific blogging effort. Mainly, how he, Mark Suster, crossed the chasm TWICE.
Mark @msuster did this 2x but still did not explain his success w 1 picture. So, I took 45 seconds to “@MapMyFitness” out, for your basecamp pic.twitter.com/VGKmA2McXK
— Larry Chiang (@LarryChiang) March 20, 2017
-3- See Mark Suster’s basecamp blog post
-4- Chasms kill startups dead a lot of the time
The Geoffrey Moore book series* has been extrapolated. If you read all of Moore’s books, you would agree with my “Cross the Chasm FROM THE RIGHT” theorems.
Chasms. It would be hilarious if chasms would not kill so many yC startups.
-6- StanfordEng #ENGR145 gap
Summer qtr @Stanford STARTS #26Jun2017
Five weeks!!
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Do you know about the secret @StanfordEng #ENGR145 gap? UT ends ~May14. Summer qtr @Stanford STARTS #26Jun2017 cc #sxsw pic.twitter.com/gNhbbMYHAx
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-7- The perfect summer in Silicon Valley means taking Tom Kosnik’s #ENGR145 class (costs $10k) and then getting your Return on Investment (ROI) before class even starts.
You. Have. A. Gap.
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