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But what is broken is the disconnect between providing value and being able to earn a living from that value. More often than not, any "business plan" involves
by jevoten 5y ago
But what is broken is the disconnect between providing value and being able to earn a living from that value. More often than not, any "business plan" involves providing a worse product, because the product must be compromised to enable the business plan.
SaaS for things that could be run locally is a perfect example. Or algorithmic feeds optimized for engagement in social media. Or the advertising panopticon. Or coffee filter DRM. Or smart TV spying. Or ads in the Windows start menu. Or..
- charcircuit 5y ago>More often than not, any "business plan" involves providing a worse produc The question is if you can provide a better product then your competitors. >algorithmic feeds optimized for engagement in social media Isn't this optimal though? If I see something but did not engage with it that site just wasted by time.