alt Hacker NewsIn 1998 or 2005 two persons could single-handedly start a Google or a Facebook. Not possible anymore today in Internet.
But in AI a single person created OpenClaw.
It's called low-hanging fruits.
In 1998 or 2005 two persons could single-handedly start a Google or a Facebook. Not possible anymore today in Internet.
But in AI a single person created OpenClaw.
It's called low-hanging fruits.
> But in AI a single person created OpenClaw.
Do you think no one can create anything alone ever again? Or can they only do it by adopting the bleeding edge?
> It's called low-hanging fruits.
1 in a million ideas are 1 in a million, and they don't require being a bleeding edge adopter of anything. Do you think no one can create a better version of a first-try service? Is the agentic world now closed because someone built a mediocre version of it?
For a start-up based board, this point-of-view just feels so sad and myopic.