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Give it another 10 years. These sort of things often tend to require upgrade in tech to become actually successful. It will be huge one day soon, just not right
by devoply 10y ago
Give it another 10 years. These sort of things often tend to require upgrade in tech to become actually successful. It will be huge one day soon, just not right now. The idea is sound, it's just the tech and the execution is missing.
- semi-extrinsic 10y agoWell, how do you measure "successful"? I mean, welding machines are pretty damn useful and they're definitely successful tech. Yet you don't exactly see one in every home. Part of 3D printing's "success problem" IMO is that people started using a hopelessly ambitious definition of success.