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I'm not trash talking Englebart, in any way, I'm just saying the minimalist web approach was not at all obvious. To many, many pioneers there were a lot of soph
by simonh 3y ago
I'm not trash talking Englebart, in any way, I'm just saying the minimalist web approach was not at all obvious. To many, many pioneers there were a lot of sophisticated features they though would be absolutely essential to any pervasive hypertext system, that turned out not to be.
- detourdog 3y agoI wasn't sure. I thought it might be eye opening tidbit considering how many more years went into the development to make it commercial product. I can't remember if it was 14 or 17 years of development of Engelbart. Another big hero of mine from that era that helped invent the internet and regret the result was Wesley A. Clark. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wesley_A._Clark https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wesley_A._Clark