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the tech is there, they just went ahead and made it. That's not groundbreaking And that's where we disagree. To me that's the very definition of groundbreakin
by mattmanser 13y ago
the tech is there, they just went ahead and made it. That's not groundbreaking
And that's where we disagree.
To me that's the very definition of groundbreaking.
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- samuelfine 13y agoExactly. If "going ahead and making it" was the only barrier, why didn't it exist yet?
- solistice 13y agoWell, technically it exists. http://robbietilton.com/blog/?p=1589 http://robbietilton.com/blog/?p=1589 https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~adam/airharp/ https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~adam/airharp/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLqLmvL75B0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLqLmvL75B0 Robert Tiltons application is almost everything Musk seems to have done, except the lack of interfacing with CAD software (for example gesture based modification). The other 2 links are, whilst only tangentially related, really cool, so I thought I'd post them as well. So really, the question isn't "Why didn't it exist yet?" it's "Why was Elon's system featured on thenextweb, and Roberts wasn't?"