Museum of Failure
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Museum of Failure
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Re: Museum of Failure
#2Ironicaly, the museum of failure fails to load for me.
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#3I have to reload every page multiple times until it loads.
Can we please stop having static websites rely on 65 (???) scripts.
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#4I dont think Google Glass can be seen as failure. The product is still on market, it only has changed the target audience.
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#5I dont think Google Glass can be seen as failure. The product is still on market, it only has changed the target audience.
Why not both? It ended up being a success on the enterprise market while being a failure on the regular consumer market.
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#6I love this idea. So many failures follow the “first is not best”, then many failed business tales.
But most of these are the expected and the analysis is shallow. Snark added is unnecessary.
Many are fad products or acknowledged R&D experiments that I wouldn’t necessarily call “failures.”
I expected more when having to give my email. A categorized page of bullets with Wikipedia links would be more useful. The details and references would be higher quality.
Cool idea, just needs more development and research to provide real value.
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#7This reminds me of the 'Library of Mistakes' in Edinburgh, a free public library which promotes the study of financial history.
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#8Wasn't it JPL at NASA that also kept some sort 'mistakes were made' database in order to prevent recidivating on the same failure?
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#9Maybe the site could add its own implementation into itself. It's totally broken for me.
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#10Ironicaly, the museum of failure fails to load for me.
It loads for me, but it took like at least 20 seconds