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I think there's a ton of unrealized potential in this kind of thinking. Although people will say 'But that was done by X a year ago!' I see that as evidence tha
by state 14y ago
I think there's a ton of unrealized potential in this kind of thinking. Although people will say 'But that was done by X a year ago!' I see that as evidence that this is gaining momentum.
Now, what's the project that will fully take advantage of this kind of thing?
- shaunxcode 14y agoA lot of times it is about coming up with the right terminology and positioning of an idea for it to "take off". This is a really nice approach in that it utilizes concepts/a paradigm we are already comfortable with.
- state 14y agoYeah, agreed. Seems like one of the best things about this is that it positions a (potentially) big idea in a way which makes it easily understandable and fairly everyday.
- tom_m 14y agoI mean yes, you never know what it will be used for. It may not be anything by itself, but combined with a dozen other things it may be critical for something clever. That's what I love about the internet - it's a massive jigsaw puzzle.
- Xurinos 14y agoMy hope is an answer to this problem that is so easy that my computer-phobic grandmother can do it: https://xkcd.com/949/ https://xkcd.com/949/
- pbhjpbhj 14y agoI think the Opera Unity approach is probably the best for this; perhaps such peernets will have their day. I see the Unity approach being popularise via social networking (https://alicious.com/opera-about-to-change-the-world/ https://alicious.com/opera-about-to-change-the-world/) enabling users to retain control over their data and shop for suppliers to present a front-end to unify the data-streams of their associates.