"The Apple engineer in me said don't launch until it's perfect, but Perplexity engineer in me said, that's why Apple hasn't ever launched anything." 🤪

“While using an iPhone” “While talking about expectations from Apple intelligence” And what not … People love to criticise a brand that’s done far more inspiration work that one can even aim. They literally run industry.

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Where do you get the audacity to say this about a company that literally makes more money every *day* than your entire company's valuation from just selling headphones 😅

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Someone is boosting his ego, like they did to Meta owner... He thinks himself to be an inventor when actually he is an innovator His fall will be swift... And soon

Similar to what Steve Jobs told about Microsoft during Apple's early days. Classic case of a startup with flexibility taking pot shots at a larger less agile enterprise :)

perfection is a vibe killer. ship, learn, tweak, repeat. (but i am guilty of favouring perfection too)

Remember guys it took apple decades to launch a calculator for iPad

And sometimes in the rush to achieve perfection, they end up making the end product worse.

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apple does reverse launch - taking back parts of devices (jacks, chargers) they launched in past 😂

Bro has a habit of dissing Google and Apple. Super cringe 😄

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Dude is literally using high cost capital at 25% irr and talking about Apple. Man these guys are really stupid.

Apple maps would like to disagree

Idk but I'm not much i to tech anyway so do majority i just bought an apple it's easier it's posh it's better than anything for me so imma stick to it anyway

Be a yardstick of quality. Some people aren’t used to an environment where excellence is expected. - Steve jobs. Steve jobs has set the DNA in Apple to never ship anything that is not close to perfection ?