>One thing constantly said to founders here is "don't let a vocal minority come in, tell you they love your product, and then turn into bullies that tell you how you should make said product. You never made it for them; they aren't your market. Don't get confused into thinking they are, just because they're loud." I think that about sums up the relationship between Apple and software developers who use their hardware.
Which is good advice for Tim Cook and all of Apple. You don't want to end up making the MBP version of this [2].
>One thing constantly said to founders here is "don't let a vocal minority come in, tell you they love your product, and then turn into bullies that tell you how you should make said product. You never made it for them; they aren't your market. Don't get confused into thinking they are, just because they're loud." I think that about sums up the relationship between Apple and software developers who use their hardware.
Which is good advice for Tim Cook and all of Apple. You don't want to end up making the MBP version of this [2].
[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12818193
[2] https://www.geekculture.com/joyoftech/joyarchives/2236.html