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You’d always take a bike instead of walking if you can’t get a car. No one is looking to waste time when they need to get something done. If a tool is the only
by skydhash 3y ago
You’d always take a bike instead of walking if you can’t get a car. No one is looking to waste time when they need to get something done. If a tool is the only thing in town, they’ll praise it. Until your competitor came with something better in the way that matter.
- yen223 3y agoI do not doubt that if customers had a choice between "slow" and "fast", all things being equal customers will pick "fast". Customers aren't stupid. But in a surprising number of cases, either customers don't have that choice (because the market hasn't provided a "fast" solution yet), or all things are not equal (say, the fast solution is fast because it's missing features that are crucial). And this is why it always looks like customers are content with poorly-performing solutions.