Yeah, I feel this! There"s so much of everything -- the central challenge (of software anyway) is not actually creating something new, it"s standing out from all the noise and the thousands of others doing the exact same thing.
And increasingly all economic activity revolves around a handful of megacorps siphoning up all available money, with everyone else trying to insert themselves somehow into the siphoning process. Ideally "as a Service", ie by creating their own little siphon and attaching it onto their hos^H^H^Hcustomer.
Not just software businesses either, but because everyone has been conditioned into spending half their waking time staring at their little screens, traditional businesses too are expected to have an online presence and so carry their share.
And increasingly all economic activity revolves around a handful of megacorps siphoning up all available money, with everyone else trying to insert themselves somehow into the siphoning process. Ideally "as a Service", ie by creating their own little siphon and attaching it onto their hos^H^H^Hcustomer.
Not just software businesses either, but because everyone has been conditioned into spending half their waking time staring at their little screens, traditional businesses too are expected to have an online presence and so carry their share.