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By far the most interesting book I've ever read on piracy was The Invisible Hook, by Peter Leeson. It's an analysis on the economics of piracy. It was so profo
by ryandvm 9y ago
By far the most interesting book I've ever read on piracy was The Invisible Hook, by Peter Leeson. It's an analysis on the economics of piracy.
It was so profound in fact that much of it was the inspiration for our business model:
https://blog.fountstudio.com/yes-we-have-a-pirate-code-1aa1b2e02bf6 https://blog.fountstudio.com/yes-we-have-a-pirate-code-1aa1b...
- trevyn 9y agoI suspect this probably works well for you because you're a studio model -- you're billing for hours. In the case where there is disagreement about what product to build, I could see this more rapidly going sideways. Sometimes having one person with a specific vision can be very helpful.
- vinceguidry 9y agoNot the parent, but what I learned about this is that when it comes to decisions that really matter, most people are afraid of the responsibility. Any working system of politics has to take the few ambitious people that remain and work out a bloodless system of resolving disputes between them.