Stephen Wolfram: Something Very Big Is Coming
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That was the biggest "product release" disappointment I've had in my life. I was a naive kid ... huge fan of Kamen (actually, I still am a big fan of the man). IT was going to change everything!!! Bezos and a bunch of other big wigs are investing in it!!! I grew up a bit after that ...
If only they had followed Amazon's business model (screw the margins, and scale up as fast as possible) it might actually have taken off...
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#24I may loose some karma here, but I could not decide if the post is pure genius or something written during the maniac phase of a bipolar disorder.
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If only they had followed Amazon's business model (screw the margins, and scale up as fast as possible) it might actually have taken off...
I didn't have as big of an issue with the business model than I had with the product itself. Seriously ... what happens when it rains? How do you navigate pedestrian-dense sidewalks? I'm not George W. but I have managed to crash one.
It goes with the Tonight Show appearance that is probably the single best sales pitch except for the Segway rep trying to play nanny with Jay Leno, Russell Crowe, and Sting with Russell Crowe promoting Gladiator and yelling lines from the movie.
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#30Reminds me of Brett Victor's “The future of programming” ( http://vimeo.com/71278954 ), “Learnable Programming” ( http://worrydream.com/LearnableProgramming/ ) and “Inventing on principle” ( http://vimeo.com/36579366 )