LARP – Revenue infrastructure for serious founders

mjfisher an hour ago | parent | next [-]

It says something about the state of the world that I was genuinely uncertain whether this was actually a joke right until the last paragraph.

Very well done.

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anotherhue 2 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

I was able to close my first series A after just a few hours of using this. I wish the rate limits were higher though.

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abalashov an hour ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Okay, that's genuinely funny. Sadly, it might be a little subtle for the folks who need to feel the mockery most.

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Animats an hour ago | parent | prev | next [-]

It worked for NVidia.

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deadbabe an hour ago | parent | prev | next [-]

What people miss from these things is that there is economic value being created.

For example, if you gift someone a $100 Amazon gift card, but they also gift you a $100 Amazon gift card. Has any gift actually been exchanged? Yes, the sentiment of giving.

Or if someone pays you $100 to eat a pile of shit, and then you use the same $100 to pay them to eat a pile of shit, you both have eaten, but the money is in the same place it started.

In the end, if you paint a big enough picture, all money flow in an economy is circular anyway.

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apsurd an hour ago | parent [-]

The moving of money across time is 100% central to money's value. Passing digital money around to cook the books is moving money... fraudulently. So yeah, they're not the same unless you're goaling on the semantic purity of the word "move".

	▲	weego 16 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		I'm confused how circulating legal tender between 2 parties could be cooking books or fraud. Each party can absolutely claim they made money from the transaction. The fact they lost money in a different transaction is a separate concern.

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dontfeedthemac an hour ago | parent | prev [-]

you’re literally scamming VCs lol