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I'm not quite approaching 50 yet, but I am getting there. What I can tell you is that the reason for some older folk's views on new trends is not that they're g
by kleiba 5y ago
I'm not quite approaching 50 yet, but I am getting there. What I can tell you is that the reason for some older folk's views on new trends is not that they're generally behind times, it's that with more life experience you have seen trends come and go, and you're actually in a slightly better position to judge the baloney factor of novel things.
That is not to say that this is _always_ the way things are, of course, because everybody is not the same. But that goes both ways: like you say, there are tons of people who "get" newer concerns likes the ones you mentioned.
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- jleyank 5y agoAs an example of this, compare the hype of “the cloud” with the introduction of XTerminals from people like sun and oracle.
- kleiba 5y agoRight. Or think of the recurring discussion on how much of a certain task should be computed on the server-side vs. in the client.