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I'd say it's a lot easier to create a website than it is to create a computer in the 70's.
by katastic 9y ago
I'd say it's a lot easier to create a website than it is to create a computer in the 70's.
- colejohnson66 9y agoOh for sure. Especially nowadays with YouTube, you have 14 year olds who learned programming and then made tens or even hundreds of thousands releasing a game on the iOS App Store. I did mention Bill Gates though.
- protomyth 9y agoTrue, but there were other amazing computer hardware folks that really don’t get much credit. For example, Jay Miner’s chip development on the Atari 8-bit machines. It would be amazing to get some history with other hardware wizards of the time.
- ZenoArrow 9y agoJay Miner got plenty of credit for the Amiga. His achievements at Atari (in the Atari 2600 and Atari 8-bit computers) may have been less well known, but many Amiga fans know Jay Miner.
- russellbeattie 9y agoWritten in PHP no less... Zuckerburg is nothing like Woz in terms of technical knowledge, acumen and ability. The comparision is almost an insult.
- colejohnson66 9y agoNowhere in my post did I compare their projects. I compared their age. And there’s nothing wrong with using PHP as a framework for your website. Mediawiki is written in PHP and Wikimedia’s websites (including Wikipedia) run on Mediawiki. Just because a language is bad doesn’t mean the projects written in them are bad. Also, AFAIK, Facebook doesn’t run on PHP anymore.
- Lievelingsduif 9y agoI think everybody's acting offended because you're comparing their ages when they made something successful, not what they made. The what is a huge nuance, I personally think Zuckerberg would be able to create a device like this at this point in time. While you were just comparing ages you accidentally bundled achievements and that's a big no no.