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>>> When you've been doing development in consumer tech, some of these missteps are glaringly obvious and having proper engineering in place from the start woul
by wiz21c 7y ago
>>> When you've been doing development in consumer tech, some of these missteps are glaringly obvious and having proper engineering in place from the start would have avoided much of the problem.
Maybe you could help them to prevent the next "glaringly obvious" issues ?
- letstrynvm 7y agoThe problem isn't that they're somehow oblivious to the various problems... the problem seems to be from this guy's articles that they don't have money and manpower to tackle them.
- wmf 7y agoYep, the market just can't support this kind of product. So people who know what they're doing won't even touch it and Purism is trying to do their best with totally insufficient resources. And it sounds like their best isn't very good.
- wiz21c 7y agoThat's why they need to be super open about their technical stuff. Their experience might nurture others.
- wiz21c 7y agoNow this whole discussion reminds me of the game Star Citizen. Piles of social money go into it. But in exchange, Star Citizens delivers great demos :-) That's to a point wher I wonder : do people pay for the final product or just ofr the show, the dream it gives them (ie. exactly what you do when you pay for a good movie)...
- mondoshawan 7y agoI would love to -- sadly, golden handcuffs and personal goals where I'm at right now make that impossible.
- akimball 7y agoSounds like "personal goals" might be misaligned with personal goals?
- mondoshawan 7y agoBy "personal goals" I mean financial long term goals which take the front seat at the moment, as compared to things I would "like" to do.