hypergrowth problems better than stagnation.

I think most of us, if being honest would give nearly everything, to have the problems that twitter does - so many users of a unique product that are causing a stack of technical challenges : with $15m to solve the problems. With always on free market research known as the blogosphere. From the twitter blog : "At the scale we're working, the tiniest detail matters. If the Mars Lander is off by a fraction, it burns up. A minor localized change on Twitter can have a systemic impact—good or bad. We're working on a better architecture. In the meantime, we're looking for ways we can optimize and extend our current architecture's runway."

Listening to typically abrasive Gillmor Gang interview with FriendFeed 'i think you're right' founder on this topic.