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Or maybe they are obvious, just that you don't start a product with all possible optimizations. You get the initial version out, then you iterate.
by boxed 3y ago
Or maybe they are obvious, just that you don't start a product with all possible optimizations. You get the initial version out, then you iterate.
- onion2k 3y agoYou get the initial version out, then you iterate. "You launch a product that doesn't work and then you fix it later" is a common strategy but it really shouldn't be.
- mort96 3y agoDo you have any sources which demonstrate that the initial version didn't work?
- t0mas88 3y agoIf they are that obvious, why did Apple feel the need to hire several former Masimo employees?
- boxed 3y agoI'm not suggesting they were. I'm suggesting it's plausible, first of all. Secondly, just because it's obvious, doesn't mean it doesn't take some time to figure it out. You can leapfrog by bringing in people who already know.