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Google has been playing this game for 20+ years and failed hard the last 10+. You think you could easily solve it? I'm not saying they're applying the best of
by cjblomqvist 2y ago
Google has been playing this game for 20+ years and failed hard the last 10+. You think you could easily solve it?
I'm not saying they're applying the best of ideas and doing it well, but I'd wager none with good experience in this field would bet it would be that easy. I think it's more akin to hackers and defenders, each surpassing the other one in a never ending race.
- rglover 2y ago> Google has been playing this game for 20+ years and failed hard the last 10+. You think you could easily solve it? Yes. Google hasn't really produced anything of substance post-2010. They fell into the typical corporate bureaucracy trap. The rejection of ideas like mine are likely even more common internally in Google. In an org of that size/stature, people jockey for position, they don't create (and that's not an opinion, it's objective reality). O.G. Goolge would try anything (I remember they offered radio station automation software briefly). Could I be wrong? Sure. But if public opinion of my core product is waning massively, I'd rather trust the mad scientist than the Wharton dork who's focused on his L-status. Worst case scenario the failure is a rounding error on my balance sheet.