i2shar
Joined 11 years ago
Joined 11 years ago
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I very much identify with the self respecting type your parent describes and try my best to 'punish' sellers who try silly FOMO tactics, by demoting them into oblivion in my books. However, I am still prone to some FOMO with proven, trusted brands.
Anecdote: Several years ago I happened to try out a certain brand of shoes and loved the quality and style and have ever since only bought that brand and have even introduced friends and family members to it. However, I still wait for their deals to show up before picking up a pair and am vulnerable to their "time running out" campaigns. I click "Buy", assured that at least I won't be stuck with a substandard product.
I like to think that if I ever build a product, I would focus on quality and attract the kind of customer I myself am and would never stoop to the lowly FOMO tactics, even for assured short term gains.
"For mediocrity, turn to AI. If you want masters, call us".
Start at 12:14 for the relevant topic, but the entire lecture is a good watch.
"Few debates in the history of science have been conducted with such stupidity as the one about intelligence". - Matt Ridley in Genome
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https://www.amazon.com/Genome-Autobiography-Species-23-Chapt...
So, don't know what Jobs could have done with Google specifically, but safe to assume that it would be something else equally out of line.
[0]: https://twitter.com/TechEmails/status/1422603572814962692
https://www.amazon.com/Jabra-Evolve-Wireless-Headset-Stereo/...