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May I make a suggestion? You are asking the wrong crowd of people. You are asking a group of highly motivated, highly technical people what problems they have
by polyfractal 15y ago
May I make a suggestion? You are asking the wrong crowd of people.
You are asking a group of highly motivated, highly technical people what problems they have at their dayjob. This is the exact reason we have a hundred to-do lists, time-trackers and project management packages.
I'm not saying there is no room to innovate in the "serving other technical people" field. But if you step outside and talk to someone in some totally different field, I imagine you will not only be solving problems but will be doing so in a less competitive, more lucrative environment.
You would be surprised/aghast at how crude of technical solutions many careers put up with on a day-to-day basis.
- AznHisoka 15y agoI agree. Go ask a bunch of moms or business owners what they want. not hackers