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The perils of unlimited money: culture collapse and technologicical groupthink that stifles true innovation. It's kind of unrealistic to expect a human being t
by rl3 6y ago
The perils of unlimited money: culture collapse and technologicical groupthink that stifles true innovation.
It's kind of unrealistic to expect a human being to somehow rigorously partition their creative process to respect a myriad of complex legal restrictions.
Imagine your profession is to envision the future. Now imagine the companies you've worked for all have very restrictive NDAs. You can't reason out the future very well when pieces of this thought tree have veritable locks on them; their presence alone jarring to creativity itself.
- donatj 6y ago> It's kind of unrealistic to expect a human being to somehow rigorously partition their creative process Such this. Everything I build, regardless of for who, ends up having a very similar smell. I reached conclusions about how things work well years ago. It’s difficult to reinvent the wheel when you already feel like you’ve perfected it.
- rangoon626 6y agoIt would be like expecting a woodworker to come up with new techniques for each project. You develop a style, a way of doing things, and your employer is buying that from you.
- dannyw 6y agoThere’s a very big difference between “I implement services this way because I’ve learned from google it is the most reliable” and “in 2022 Apple is going to launch VR goggles.”
- q-big 6y ago> The perils of unlimited money: culture collapse and technologicical groupthink that stifles true innovation. I would rather claim that this is a peril of laziness.