People don’t respond to this because people have been trying to keep this hype train going for the last 5+ years because it attracts so much money. It will likely be vaporware like most everything promised in every hype train. There’s plenty of very useable technology that comes from most hype trains. But things that work don’t produce hype because hype only exists for things you’ve promised but not delivered yet. Things that work require lots of details and implementations and other things that aren’t able to produce hype. Hype comes from imagined potential. People don’t hype smartphones, nosql, personal computers, windowed environments, MOOCs, etc. because their imagined potential has either been realized or recognised to not be realizable. At least, that’s why I don’t care.
People don’t respond to this because people have been trying to keep this hype train going for the last 5+ years because it attracts so much money. It will likely be vaporware like most everything promised in every hype train. There’s plenty of very useable technology that comes from most hype trains. But things that work don’t produce hype because hype only exists for things you’ve promised but not delivered yet. Things that work require lots of details and implementations and other things that aren’t able to produce hype. Hype comes from imagined potential. People don’t hype smartphones, nosql, personal computers, windowed environments, MOOCs, etc. because their imagined potential has either been realized or recognised to not be realizable. At least, that’s why I don’t care.