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Exactly, and the value gained by solving the problem is going to be larger than the value of the spells that did it. Nobody is going to pay more money for a pro
by dusted 5y ago
Exactly, and the value gained by solving the problem is going to be larger than the value of the spells that did it. Nobody is going to pay more money for a program than they're going to make from having that program.
- cableshaft 5y ago> Nobody is going to pay more money for a program than they're going to make from having that program. Maybe not intentionally. Unintentionally, though, it happens all the time! Like I've worked on several games for small companies that failed to find an audience and didn't sell well upon release, as well as large new initiatives for large corporations that either never fully materialized or were made to sell with a couple of clients in mind that never ended up signing the contract so those projects ended up getting discarded after the corporation had me put several months of work into them. Thankfully I've also worked on programs that have had a lot of impact as well.
- dusted 5y agoTrue, it was vaguely worded.. Nobody pays for software with the intention to pay more money for a program than they believe they will save or earn from the services of that program.
- malthuswaswrong 5y agoThere are exceptions. Mostly in the realm of regulations. Sometimes you pay for programming that you simply have to do by law, even if you don't actually want it.