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Sorry but couldn’t disagree more strongly about reliability and stability. Those are afterthoughts because a buggy, unreliable service that solves a critical p
by Zetice 3y ago
Sorry but couldn’t disagree more strongly about reliability and stability. Those are afterthoughts because a buggy, unreliable service that solves a critical pain point for a customer is fixable, but a perfectly operational service that doesn’t do much for people isn’t.
Startups trying to find a market need to cut every corner imaginable to minimize any work that isn’t related to finding the customer, as this is the existential crisis.
- spacebanana7 3y agoThere’s great precedent for low reliability products becoming popular. ChatGPT and Twitter both became widely adopted despite frequent downtime. This extends well beyond software. The Ford Model T other early motor vehicles weren’t exactly safe and reliable but still solved a real problem for millions of customers.
- cybrox 3y agoThere is a lot of wiggle room between a buggy, unreliable service and a perfectly operational service. And yes, as I said, from a business point of view, I absolutely agree with what you say. From a user's perspective, I don't. And I hope more people will start to reject adopting buggy, unreliable projects in the future.