Comment by casey2

>netflix

>steam

>Sublime (Of course ed, vim, emacs, sam, acme already existed for decades by 2007)

>No they weren't TomTom already existed for years, GPS existed for years

>You're right that they already existed

>Again, already existed, glad we agree

>Tech was already there just putting it in a phone doesn't count as innovation

>NASA was driving electric cars on the moon while Elon Musk was in diapers

>I was doing that in the early 80s, but Skype is a fine pre 2007 example thanks again >Your right we didn't have 4k displays in 2007, not exactly a software innovation. This is a good example of a hardware innovation used to sell essentially the same product >? Are you sure you didn't have a bad printer there have been good color printers since the 90s let alone 2007. The price to performance arguably hasn't changed since 2007 you are just paying more in running costs than upfront. >This is definitely hardware. Scripting language 3.0 or FOTM framework isn't innovative in that there is no problem being solved and no economic gain, if they didn't exist people would use something else and that would be that. With AI the big story was that there WASN'T a software innovation and that what few innovation do exist will die to the Bitter lesson