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by yters
6832 days ago
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A deep solution is better in my situation than scratching some random itch, since anyone can do the latter. So, to rephrase my question more exactly: what are the deep underlying problems of the web that need the type of strong theory I can learn at university? In answer to your last set of questions, something that really needs to be made is an aggregation service for all the web 2.0 stuff out there. People want an integrated, secure, and trust based work/socializing platform, and my current research interests are geared towards solving this kind of problem. Facebook is trying to do this, but I don't think they have a good mechanism yet for integrating apps. |
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Hotmail was started because 2 guys didn't want to leave an email trail on their employers' systems.
Ebay was a hobby to help a guy sell his girlfriends stuff.
OTOH, Microsoft, Google, and Amazon were intended to be "deep solutions".
Sounds like you have the passion. No substitute for that.