>Alan Kay, my favorite curmudgeon, spent decades trying to remind us Alan Kay giving the same (unique, his own, not a bad) speech at every conference for 50 ye

>Alan Kay, my favorite curmudgeon, spent decades trying to remind us Alan Kay giving the same (unique, his own, not a bad) speech at every conference for 50 years is not Alan Kay being a curmudgeon >we keep reinventing concepts that were worked out in the late 70s and he’s disappointed we’ve been running in circles ever since. it's Alan Kay running in circles