As a hacker, and a Dad, I can't say I wasn't choked up at the end of that article and had plenty of tears in my eyes as I sat there looking at my perfect, healt

As a hacker, and a Dad, I can't say I wasn't choked up at the end of that article and had plenty of tears in my eyes as I sat there looking at my perfect, healthy daughter. This is just another example: We in the technology sector spend a lot of time arguing and debating about total bullshit. We deride iPads as underpowered, or over controlled while I think we miss the fact that something well designed, simple and accessible can do the thing none of our editors, frameworks or other baloney can do: Change People's Lives. Maybe I've just grown cynical at the cyclical nature of technology debate and discussions, at the fact that we seem hellbent on painting bike sheds more frequently then making something amazing and at the constant retreading in a lot of startups of the same old technology. Of course, things like this should inspire all of us, as entrepreneurs and developers to consider something more. It's a challenge to us to overcome and create something amazing.