yesterday i had a random chat with my friends about how personal computing has changed our own lives
one person built a way to save vods that he wants to watch in his free time, and the other created a shared unified canvas for all her sources across the internet and a way to visualize her bedroom in 3d. i personally built a wardrobe tracker that matches what i have to my pinterest saves, and a pain tracker that ingests my whoop + nutrition data
every one of these is uniquely personal and solves our own problems
writing code is no longer the blocker. it's being able to see that a problem can be solved by software. most people can't even imagine having this capability at their fingertips, so whoever teaches them to see it unlocks a whole new wave of creativity, with use cases us sIliCoN vAlLeY engineers can't even comprehend
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@danieljcrockerr Definitely agree with this. I think the main issue with the gig economy with food is the prioritisation of low cost and convenience above all else as the primary value drivers, hence leading to restaurants and drivers not being aligned in incentives to do well.