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“I think it’s not a technology problem,” he said. “I think it’s a human problem, that there are very few people like you and me.” While I can certainly sympath
by slpsys 17y ago
“I think it’s not a technology problem,” he said. “I think it’s a human problem, that there are very few people like you and me.”
While I can certainly sympathize with someone whose dream goes unfulfilled, blaming the Internet at large for not 'getting it' rather than acknowledging you were solving a problem no one apparently had is pretty haughty.
- gruseom 17y agoI didn't notice any blaming. I thought he was just saying that the market wasn't as big as he'd hoped. Many successful startups originate in founders trying to solve a problem they themselves had. This may be a case where they did that, but it turned out there weren't enough other people like them.