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built something great      shipped it and talked to customers

Job’s Law (corollary to Godwin’s Law): “As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison 
involving a software founder building their product like the iPod approaches 1.”

Working on Farcaster and Warpcast. Longer thoughts at https://dwr.email

Few realize the iPod succeeded because Apple optimized a widely explored idea space with a vertically integrated compute stack and, despite the iPod being far from perfect, it addressed mp3 player pain *system* pain points.

And the Zune failed because it was randomly different.

Rated 💯 by multiple networks. Fluent in /unglish. Unbothered by /whatday of the week it is.

Allegedly a designer.

I say this as someone who thought their initial price point was insane versus the (can't remember the name) mp3 player I had that was easily managed via mp4 tags, folders and had better playback quality and codec support at 1/5 the cost.

Turns out music is something people want to enjoy without much effort.

Sounds like my classic creative MP3 player - that thing was goated ⚡

Mini apps will eat the internet | Latest drop: /clankermon | Building : /large /fctrivia /miniapps /flappycaster /jeeves /source @degentip @playsource /jump