3 ms·
Maybe because half of HN audience is trying to sell some SaaS/IaaS and advocates for non-GNU opensource licenses? To be clear: these are IMO part of the reasons
by darkwater 7y ago
Maybe because half of HN audience is trying to sell some SaaS/IaaS and advocates for non-GNU opensource licenses? To be clear: these are IMO part of the reasons for what GP is saying.
- JustSomeNobody 7y agoIt’s always funny to me to read some of the posts and comments on HN. A lot of (most?) HNers are working to silo off and rent seek. Yet we see posts about how we lost software freedom here.
- sokoloff 7y agoRent seeking is trying to capture value without creating any. Most startups are trying to capture value after creating some, IMO. If you're tracking engaged users [or even growth of revenue and churn from individuals], you're probably not on a path towards rent seeking.