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"Revolutionaries rarely get to live in the societies they created" I think it's a combination of a skillset/culture needed to create a paradigm shift isn't the
by causi 3y ago
"Revolutionaries rarely get to live in the societies they created"
I think it's a combination of a skillset/culture needed to create a paradigm shift isn't the same one needed to compete with others on a playing field you built, and of complacency. It happens over an over. We saw it happen with RIM, and we're watching it happen right now with Prusa Research.
- itronitron 3y agoBoth Prusa and SGI are (and were) probably largely unknown to 90% of their potential market. The globally recognized companies tend to spend far more on marketing than anyone in a STEM field would consider remotely reasonable.
- fuzztester 3y agoTrue. In the early to middle days of Java, I read that Sun spent millions of dollars on marketing it, and related stuff around it.