adhambadr

I think nowadays "experimenting" monetisation methods and pricing strategy can be done in a much safer way than back then. for example geographical rollout, A/B testing on a small non-important niiche (that won't probably monetise big). Its very normal (or essential) to experiment stuff like that without the fear to "destroy the user base the app initially had"

hahahahaha this one cracked me up "Writing code without a stack is a lot like driving a car without a brake pedal: you don't realize how badly you need it, until you reach for it and it's not there."

amazing two thoughts pop onto my head

do you think the same technique can be used to reproduce damaged optical nerves ? this could be a huge step towards curing a huge percentage of blindness, something Ive been very personally interested in lately.

am I the only one who wonders why the slow pace of such crucial medical discoveries ? after a successful attempt, the future plan is treating only 10 more patients over the next 'years'. In Silicon valley timezone thats centuries, my non-medical tech corrupt mind is screaming pump money, replicate this to 100 patients in the next 60 days and scale, scale, scale!!!

"Are you insane? Not that anybody knows of."

hahaha that cracked me up, especially that i actually considered the possibility when i read the title.