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For the rest of us I agree, but I think Alan Kay was much closer to his work. From the Smalltalk history he'd met Engelbart in 67 a year before the demo. Proba
by icc97 8y ago
For the rest of us I agree, but I think Alan Kay was much closer to his work. From the Smalltalk history he'd met Engelbart in 67 a year before the demo.
Probably my biggest regret is how long it took me until I realised how important Engelbart was. I'm reading through his report now.