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I can't talk for other people, but I personally don't try to get over-excited over anything unless I see a working proof of concept where the advantages are cle
by farresito 9y ago
I can't talk for other people, but I personally don't try to get over-excited over anything unless I see a working proof of concept where the advantages are clear. It's kinda unfortunate, because there's great work being done in research that I should probably feel much more excited about, but I'm continuously bombarded with new discoveries that I never hear about again.
- stcredzero 9y agoI personally don't try to get over-excited over anything unless I see a working proof of concept where the advantages are clear. Those are the two things you need to look for. No proof of concept? Well, talk is cheap! Have a proof of concept, but the advantages aren't clear? Again, talk is cheap. Refine it until the advantages are demonstrable!
- CalChris 9y agoThat's fine but it is a very conservative approach. I also can't talk for other people, however I personally get excited about new things without a working proof yet and where the advantages aren't clear. It makes for a lot of disappointment and isn't for the faint of heart. I'd rather see the future as it happens, false starts and all. So the bleeding edge is where I want to be.