But we all know what will happen, it’s the human condition of greed. The wealthy will control everything, governments will be no help, and all the newly unemployed will be in dire situations.
So while you’ve identified the real problem we need to identify a realistic solution.
I’m not sure of the forum where they exchange and align on goals and approaches, it probably exists in some forms, but ultimately I think it’s CEO’s not wanting to be too far from the pack.
If you make the wrong call on one important thing and everyone else is right, your company is f_cked.
Flickr - that was the future of photo storage, sharing, discovery.
What was the bookmarks social tool called from 00’s? I loved it and it fell off the earth. You could save your bookmarks, “publish” them to the community, share etc..
What ever happened to those build your own homepage apps like startpage (I think)? I always thought those would take off
I think the market narrowed a lot. I haven't been to Flickr in years, but I get the impression it's for more serious photographers now, like SmugMug. It was the Instagram of its day, with mass market appeal. I think that's what people miss. Not the site, but the community around it.
In this same vein, I always thought Tumblr had a great design for a blog. It hits the perfect balance between a microblog like Twitter, and a fat blog like Wordpress. It had various stigma's around the type of people who posted there, which seems to have only gotten worse over the years. It is a shell of its former self and yet anther site that fell on hard times after Yahoo ownership.
Sorry all. The short comment parent to mine tells a very suggestive story with high brevity. This is similar to Hemingway writing a story in a few words: "For Sale: Baby Shoes."
The hook aspect of these appears similarly suggestive and brief and I thought that intriguing and thought provoking given the overall subject matter.
And that just gave me some reference to the speed this whole tech branch has.
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Gemini answer: with a toothbrush.
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Damn...
You're right!
AI is everywhere.
(To be fair though, this whole text was my own whimsicalness, haha. It's probably spottable by some turns of phrases that Dutchies use and English native speaking people definitely don't)
They do lots of things that’s the problem…
The key items in my experience are: 1. Finance/accounting processes 2. Supply chain processes (for product companies) 3. Project/Services processes (for consulting companies) 4. Procurement
They can have other things like: sales, customer service, order management, payroll, HR, projects, warehouse or factory management, materials management and so on.
A key decision in very large companies is whether to go with one ERP that does most things and they having to integrate the rest (tedious, expensive), or many smaller apps that might be best in class for their niche then having to integrate them (also tedious, expensive)
Thank you for expanding the acronym. I’m always surprised the acronyms aren’t expanded in projects website. This gives me the impression the developers are embedded in the status quo of the problem domain.
True, but I'm not actually in tech anymore. I still have a consultancy business, but I make money doing geo-technical rope-access work now. A bit of a sea-change.
I'm happy to impart my thoughts on this topic for free, but I'm not sure how useful they would be after almost 10 years!
Sometimes they hack the back navigation function and present their own clone of Google Discover feed. If you are not careful you might end up in a different feed.
