As they say, technically correct is the best kind of correct but also the most useless.
Parent's point is well received: it's much harder to be a startup when you need to fund laboratories, complex supply pipelines, diverse and deep know-how, interaction with government agencies etc.
As they say, technically correct is the best kind of correct but also the most useless.
Parent's point is well received: it's much harder to be a startup when you need to fund laboratories, complex supply pipelines, diverse and deep know-how, interaction with government agencies etc.
It's not like you have AWS for medical doctors.
Agree with your points. However, parent commenter could have specified they were referring to software tech, not technology in general.