@kentcdodds: You've got to figure out how to build something the big players are not incentivized to build otherwise they'll build i…
Summary
Kent C. Dodds emphasizes that to avoid competition from large tech companies, entrepreneurs should focus on building products those companies aren't incentivized to develop, as their lack of interest signals a lack of importance or scalability.
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