Elon Musk: Tesla, SpaceX, and the Quest for a Fantastic Future
The experience became a lesson that would become part of Musk’s production algorithm. Always wait until the end of designing a process—after you have questioned all the requirements and deleted unnecessary parts—before you introduce automation.
Walter Isaacson • Elon Musk
“The principles and math were on our side, and I realized early on that this was a company where you can carry the day when you have the principles and math on your side, and you are patient and tenacious.”
Brad Stone • The Everything Store: Jeff Bezos and the Age of Amazon
Creating and selling a brand new device (or two) every 4-7 years is tiring work, and nailing it every time historically doesn’t happen. And because Nintendo is always innovating in a truly distinct way, the upcoming customer response is somewhat unpredictable.
Aaron Bush • Why Nintendo Isn't the Next Disney (And What It Will Be Instead) — Naavik
Google was the first company to develop autonomous driving technology, but it has been relatively slow to deploy that technology at scale. Behind that caution is an underlying philosophy: build the perfect product and then make the jump straight to full autonomy once the system is far safer than human drivers. It’s the approach of a perfectionist,
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