Have the intermediate layer bear the cost of verification by disclosing information
By public.icon, I mean that by partially disclosing certain aspects (in the world of software, it could be OSS or something similar), we can force the technology to become a Commodity. As mentioned in Propositions are Hard to Become Free, once we can see that we can design structures to a certain extent, we can accelerate and push the pedal to the metal. Amazon's "Let's raise the minimum wage" advertisement is an example of Infinite Raise, so they are Already Winning. The moment this state is achieved, it becomes an incredible business strategy to launch an advertisement that Acceleration the increase in minimum wage. The state of "being able to hire employees at that wage and still make a profit" is fladdict.icon, which is Amazon's "Let's raise the minimum wage" advertisement #60cadda309c5f2000068e3b6.
It may be thought that doing this generally reduces competitiveness... However, I don't actually think so. The reason is that in the so-called lower layers, technology disclosure serves as an Information Highway that enhances technology, while in the upper layers, it reduces the cost of exploration and verification for new technology development. So, instead of eliminating the technology gap, I think it moves in the direction of raising the lower to middle layers while expanding the gap among the upper ranks.
In this sense, raising the minimum wage for the sake of Social Justice or making it Let's make it OSS becomes It is not cost-effective to publish in a state of hypothesis.
Open the code, but not the data is something that is done in Google's tensorflow, for example.
/emoji/twitter.icon However, if there are truly valuable things being sold for a fee, it may be to avoid backlash or because it is still in a hypothetical state and opening it up does not lead to profit. In the latter case, you may be expected to be a co-conspirator.
@tkgshntkgshn.icon August 2, 2021
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At first glance, what becomes a moat
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What data does Moat use?
Link: /youkan-brain/情報を公開することで中間層に検証のコストを負担してもらう
@0xtkgshn: I go to conferences and academic meetings all over the world. And if there is an opportunity to speak at an LT or something similar, I take it. I summarize my thoughts and surveys by the deadline. It also leads to networking and improving language skills.
@0xtkgshn: I openly disclose all of these processes. I turn my learning notes into newsletters, talk about them on podcasts, and even make YouTube videos (?). I don't have to tidy them up, but I try to write them neatly as if I were publishing my usual survey notes.