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You're taking this too literally. The product will not be asking you what you're doing. The product designer will ask these questions of themselves and create s
by jonas21 3y ago
You're taking this too literally. The product will not be asking you what you're doing. The product designer will ask these questions of themselves and create something that better serves these use cases.
- sdfghswe 3y agoI get it. But I don't want to the product designer to be asking these questions either. It's very obvious what I want, I want something that always works with no effort. I don't want something that is quirky or interesting or engaging, because someone somewhere is trying to hit some engagement metrics and aiming that increase my usage time. Just get out of my way, and I will love it. I love linux, I love git, I love vim, I love torrents. All of those just get out of my way and give me what I want without someone somewhere asking questions.
- jonas21 3y agoLinux wasn't the first OS, git wasn't the first source control, and vim wasn't the first editor. In each of these cases, someone used the existing solutions, asked themselves how they could be better for a particular use case, and came up with a solution.
- sdfghswe 3y agoYou're taking this too literally. I don't mean that things can't be improved. I mean that anything backed by Ben Evans will have incentives which aren't mine.