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Not really any different than what happened to IBM, Intel, Cisco, etc. The people that want to build great things want the potential huge reward too, so they g
by kortilla 2y ago
Not really any different than what happened to IBM, Intel, Cisco, etc.
The people that want to build great things want the potential huge reward too, so they go to a startup to do it.
- azinman2 2y agoExcept… it’s about leverage/impact factor. Google has very large impact, so if you do something big and central you’re instantly in the hands of hundreds of millions / billions of people. That’s a very different situation than IBM or Cisco.
- kortilla 2y agoNot really. Despite having a platform with lots of people. Most are out of date software and hardly use any features. It’s like the claim that Microsoft teams has hundreds of millions of users just because it’s installed on Windows by default.