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And if e.g. those extra costs are 15 cents then the only reasonable extra charge is 15 cents? It’s not free to do pretty much anything, even sending a single H
by ethanbond 3y ago
And if e.g. those extra costs are 15 cents then the only reasonable extra charge is 15 cents?
It’s not free to do pretty much anything, even sending a single HTTP request, so curious how you calibrate.
- yetihehe 3y agoEasiest calibration: if the feature is already present to the client, requires ONLY pushing a secret button or sending a special one time request, but doesn't require any ongoing http requests or unpaid maintenance on provider side, then it should be free. Like cabin heating or snow chain deployers.
- ethanbond 3y agoSo if you have a mass-produced product and you want some variable features available for customers’ different preferences and price points, you ought to have different manufacturing processes even if you can actually create that variation in software? That seems very wasteful IMO.
- yetihehe 3y agoIf it's cheaper to include hardware in all models than to make different hardware versions, that sounds like you shouldn't make users pay more for actually using the hardware that is already there.