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Great technology companies often do. If that's true, at what point does that trait change from an advantage to a liability? Is it purely about openness? Or i
by jerhinesmith 16y ago
Great technology companies often do.
If that's true, at what point does that trait change from an advantage to a liability? Is it purely about openness? Or is it more subjective (e.g. I don't like Silverlight, so Microsoft should support standards vs. websockets sound awesome, and I'm glad Google is innovating)?
- lincolnq 16y agoIt may be an expression of hubris (and always a liability). I'm not really trying to imply a causal relationship.