← Back to context Comment by junon 2 years ago I think you don't understand the meaning of the black bar if "commercial value" is one of the metrics. 6 comments junon Reply vkou 2 years ago Steve Jobs received one - by which criteria, if not commercial (to other people) value?It certainly wasn't for the warmth of his personality, his impeccable business ethics, or for his libre open-source contributions. mdp2021 2 years ago > by which criteriaHistoric value. vkou 2 years ago And which category of important-enough-to-be-historic contributions has he made? 3 replies →
vkou 2 years ago Steve Jobs received one - by which criteria, if not commercial (to other people) value?It certainly wasn't for the warmth of his personality, his impeccable business ethics, or for his libre open-source contributions. mdp2021 2 years ago > by which criteriaHistoric value. vkou 2 years ago And which category of important-enough-to-be-historic contributions has he made? 3 replies →
mdp2021 2 years ago > by which criteriaHistoric value. vkou 2 years ago And which category of important-enough-to-be-historic contributions has he made? 3 replies →
vkou 2 years ago And which category of important-enough-to-be-historic contributions has he made? 3 replies →
Steve Jobs received one - by which criteria, if not commercial (to other people) value?
It certainly wasn't for the warmth of his personality, his impeccable business ethics, or for his libre open-source contributions.
> by which criteria
Historic value.
And which category of important-enough-to-be-historic contributions has he made?
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