Dropbox (Current market cap : $8B) started as a one page site hosted on AWS.
Lesson to learn : start small, dream big.
Don't let your tech. complexities makes you fail your business.
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Yep, tech complexities and overbuilding obsession have killed so many potentially good startups before they could get real user feedback. Smart to start boring.
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