First million users. Come on. 99% of your audience is never going to have that problem.
Especially if they spend their early days fucking with a Cassandra cluster instead of talking to customers.
And it should be noted, you made it anyway.
When you make it by the skin of your teeth, that means you probably timed it right.
Preempting a problem far-ahead of time in startups means time and effort was wasted, especially if it was done before the existence of the problem was established.
It is unreal to me that people still can't figure out how to apply Maslow's hierarchy to startups.
