10/2
ten over two is a way to translate good intentions into great products
ten over two is an approach to building technology
ten over two delivers
the goal is to add value
While most start out with the good intent to deliver something useful into the world, there's an unfortunately high probability that if you're not careful, you are delivering something into the void. Missing.
the way is applied and narrow-scoped
the thesis here is that an applied process can guarantee user value.You're potentially qualified to address some kind of target space. In other words, there's hopefully an overlap of people's problems and problem's you're capable of addressing. Figure out what that is.But, don't do everything. Do some things very, very well.So, find your thing, then halve it.
the tension is with innovation
A reasonable criticism to adhering to an applied framework is that it must be at odds with true, groundbreaking innovation.If we're always starting from the problems people have, won't we preclude the development of some paradigm-shifting technologies?
the solution is through zoom factor / working distance
I'd argue that an applied framework is compatible with true innovation, if you pair it with a consideration to the zoom factor with which you are viewing the problem. Surveys might say on the surface that people are needing faster horses, so you could try to breed faster horses. However, you should abstract away from what they're literally saying to understand that the problem is A-B. This would allow you to build the car.
the starting place is in the margins
So, which problems should we approach?
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I'm Blake.
I'm a Technical Product Manager - Machine Learning.
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