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I like how he refers to his "programmer" like it's his pet monkey. Sounds like a great plan, but is it sustainable? Is it really solving the problem? Edit: iP
by djb_hackernews 16y ago
I like how he refers to his "programmer" like it's his pet monkey.
Sounds like a great plan, but is it sustainable? Is it really solving the problem?
Edit: iPhone apps. Not sustainable. OP even agrees. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1060019 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1060019
- ukdm 16y agoIf the company generates 40k a month without expanding, and the break costs 2.8K a month then it is sustainable. But the trips are a clear aid to expansion meaning potentially a lot more revene generation. So it's actually in the interests of the company to do this from what he is saying.
- djb_hackernews 16y agoeh, it was 40k for just one month. No mention of previous months and not enough information to predict future months. Not convinced it's sustainable given the information.
- maxklein 16y agoLast 6 months have been high enough to sustain this, but who knows that the future will bring. If ever income drops down, then one would simply stop this, and look for solutions that fit the income level.