Hrothgar15

I do not have long term damage from my COVID infection from February 2023.

Still not 60 FPS. :)

You can swipe left from Me across the tab bar which flips the view over. Makes perfect sense if you think about it.

This is exactly right. People don't choose their passions; their passions choose them. Specialization is a Good Thing.

Make things. (Hat tip Caterina Fake.)

And if those things need a company as a vehicle, make that, too.

"Producing beautiful software is not a goal." Speak for yourself! That is my goal; money is a mere byproduct enabling it.

Google doesn't think this is an issue.

And that is exactly the problem.

Souping up the file browser in your next operating system is like putting New Balances on your next horse.

The notion that design can be "hacked" is unfathomable to me, really. I can't think of a less hack-oriented profession.

Today I read an article with the headline "How to Pick the Right Idea for Your Startup." That right there epitomizes exactly what is wrong with startup culture.

Don't have an idea? Don't have a startup.

Ideally, problems could be solved and ideas implemented without the need to form a company, get funding, or turn a profit. Those are simply (often optional) measures that must be taken to help realize the end goal.

"98% of startups fail because 98% of startups are unnecessary. They're trying to solve artificial problems." -Joey Pfeifer

Why?