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I think the "what would you pay to have solved?" question is why business-types are often better than technical-types. I meet very few technical-type hackers w
by manachar 11y ago
I think the "what would you pay to have solved?" question is why business-types are often better than technical-types.
I meet very few technical-type hackers who aren't absolute cheapskates with any products and services that they can just clobber together with a shell script or two.
Therefore it may be often more helpful to ask "What would my friends pay to have solved?"
- api 11y agoLaziness is useful here. Lazy developers are among the most inventive, since invention generally involves wanting to automate something that you formerly had to do manually.