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I see a lot of replies about discovery not being a solved problem here, which it isn't, but that also isn't what the OP said. > Discovery is not a viable produ
by luma 5y ago
I see a lot of replies about discovery not being a solved problem here, which it isn't, but that also isn't what the OP said.
> Discovery is not a viable product
I'm parsing "viable" as "commercially viable". You may solve the problem (for some definition of "solve" and "problem"), but can you make money doing so?
I don't know, I have no experience in this field, but OP seems convinced that the answer is "no".
- jakear 5y agoRadio stations solved the problem and they make money doing it, so I say yes discovery is a viable product - but not in a way tech companies have been able to automate.
- tedmiston 5y agoI have no idea how much radio stations make, but perhaps the implication was viable [tech] product where returns likely have to be much higher to get an ROI for a venture-backed startup.