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It doesn't matter. You have to get both right or you go out of business. (And then your IP is thrown away so the next startup also has to get both right...)
by wmf 1y ago
It doesn't matter. You have to get both right or you go out of business.
(And then your IP is thrown away so the next startup also has to get both right...)
- reactordev 1y agoYeah, merely asking for posterity in case someone wants to iterate on it. The dev tools need just as much attention as the hardware. Sometimes the community can surprise you. Take fritzing for example. I think the hardware design is novel but to benchmark it fully requires dev tooling that knows how to utilize it all, and in such a way that it abstracts those details from the average developer. A good example of this is abstracting SIMD instructions for vector multiplication, or CUDA with torch. Normal people don’t care how it’s done, only that it’s done, as fast as can be done.