Perhaps you're both being a bit too literal? I think what Chris is trying to say is that while it may be more obvious to pursue a consumer facing startup because of the attention they get, entrepreneurs should still keep in mind the less shiny/immediately gratifying things. Because the existence of the first set creates an opportunity for the second. Things like Heroku.
Kind of apropos... I got stuck on a trip recently without a book, and grabbed a copy of Heyday off a shelf. It's a historical fiction novel about the gold rush period and how things in CA played out. Not a terrible read, if you're into that kind of thing.
Kind of apropos... I got stuck on a trip recently without a book, and grabbed a copy of Heyday off a shelf. It's a historical fiction novel about the gold rush period and how things in CA played out. Not a terrible read, if you're into that kind of thing.