> Sorry. We are living in a period where mediocrity and even complete fraudulent stuff is hailed as profound and "amazing".
Like what? Even the transistor is pretty damn amazing.
It's fine to be critical, but let yourself get excited sometimes too.
Like what? Even the transistor is pretty damn amazing.
It's fine to be critical, but let yourself get excited sometimes too.
The shame is on you. Not because you play along in this charade. But for how you see and project me for not taking part in it.
I always knew the day would come when such things would be looked at as routine and trivial, but I honestly didn't think the day would come so soon.
Perhaps HN readers such as yourself are way ahead of the curve in this regard.
Look around. If you don't see it already, I won't be able to make you see. And what does the transistor has to do with the period we live in? I mean, right now, not 50 years earlier.
>It's fine to be critical, but let yourself get excited sometimes too.
Do you know why landing a rocket in salt water is bad. I mean, do you really, really know?
From Spacex subreddit..
https://www.reddit.com/r/spacex/comments/219sow/how_signific...
I'm saying even the transistor is amazing. Be amazed!
> Do you know why landing a rocket in salt water is bad. I mean, do you really, really know?
I'm not working for SpaceX. Are you?
I didn't design the rocket. I assume they have some idea of what they're doing. They just landed a rocket on a damn barge.