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Not at all. There are still many issues to solve. Some are too expensive to be approached by smaller efforts.
by asimuvPR 10y ago
Not at all. There are still many issues to solve. Some are too expensive to be approached by smaller efforts.
- georgeecollins 10y agoI meant the peak of the hype, not the peak of the work required. What if this is like virtual reality in the 90s?
- asimuvPR 10y agoI don't think its like VR given how there are real use cases for it and the technology is advancing quickly. Plus its going to make/save companies money (VR was seen as a cool but not money in it thing back then).