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SV_BubbleTime 4 hours ago

I fell out of love with frameworks after buying one for myself and a few employees.

The economics/upgrade math just does not make sense.

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Gigachad 2 hours ago | parent [-]

Framework feels like a case of giving HN users what they asked for, but not what they actually needed.

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alex43578 2 hours ago | parent [-]

Like the constant cries for an iPhone Mini, which subsequently sold terribly, because people like good battery life, a generous screen size, and feature-rich cameras. Apple didn’t learn because they went on to do the Air, but whatever.

	▲	Dylan16807 an hour ago \| parent [-]
		The minis, despite being sold at the same time as SEs and having to share demand, did fine. And if you want to improve that situation the obvious answer is to pick one or the other, not to cancel both. If you want even better stats, much more than needed, wait 2-3 years between releases. My best guess for Apple's actions is that despite there being a very real demand for a smaller phone, they don't think the discomfort is bad enough for people to switch to Android, so they don't even try. A small phone makes a lot of profit, but ignoring the demand also makes a lot of profit. The Air was a real flop.