Europe doesn't have a startup problem, it has a storytelling problem

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dmitrygr · 2h ago

No amount of storytelling makes extra regulation goes away. Not going to discuss how much regulation is good, but clearly less rules to follow makes it easier to follow them , and thus produce an MVP that you can release unto the world faster.

Arnt · 53m ago

I did that, in a country which is often mentioned as having many regulations. I can't remember any that actually bothered us.

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Europe doesn't have a startup problem, it has a storytelling problem

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