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Sure, why not? Because the world needs the billionth streaming service. //sarcasm
by Sylphine 10y ago
Sure, why not? Because the world needs the billionth streaming service.
//sarcasm
- benbristow 10y agoMore competition the better for us all (the consumer)
- Sylphine 10y agoI rather see people invest in harder world problems (battery capacity, co2 sequestration, habitat preservation, humane recycle programs, cancer research ) rather than the next copy of x.
- axlee 10y ago"The best minds of my generation are thinking about how to make people click ads."
- Sylphine 10y agoI'm not saying that things such as pagerank, dynamo, bigtable, mapreduce and tensorflow aren't innovative but most things are just remodels of old concepts ("AirBNB"for machine tools). Which lets be serious anyone with a good open source webstack can reproduce. The current web state reminds me of the smartphone/camera manufacturers desperation to push more sales. Buy, buy, buy, Oh please buy our 16MP cameras even though the human eye can only process around 8 MP. Tech companies are desperate to win more users/profit channels.
- robbiemitchell 10y agoSource: Jeff Hammerbacher, 2011 www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/11_17/b4225060960537.htm