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Perhaps because the large mass of consumers only care about the first point (how the hardware looks in their home)? Point two comes in play only if the user ex
by adyus 10y ago
Perhaps because the large mass of consumers only care about the first point (how the hardware looks in their home)?
Point two comes in play only if the user experience is horrible, otherwise it's acceptable.
Regular consumers rarely think about point three.
- stcredzero 10y agoI wasn't suggesting consumers think about these issues. I was suggesting that founders think about them!
- TeMPOraL 10y agoThere's that Upton Sinclair quote about understanding and salary... The point being, the business model of IoT is literally lending you a device that due to purposefully shitty engineering is not useful if you're not paying the rent. I wish there'd be a founder that cares about making stuff that's primarily delivering value to the customer, but in IoT space, I'm yet to hear about one.