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Elon Musk the 21st century Edison??

joecct

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I like this guy. Seems to be an entrepreneur who understands how to make things work.

Now he's done this

I'm sure he's going to have his share of failures, but if I was an investor, I think he'd be worth a few dollars.
 
Re: Elon Musk the 21st century Edison??

He's done some good stuff. This hand-waving business? Pretty much just hand waving, as far as I'm concerned. 3-D design will never be the domain of a "layman" or "idea guy," regardless of the interface. I don't see that this will allow for a major increase in the speed that competent designers can achieve in designing parts - there are already numerous interface tools (joysticks, spaceballs, etc) that already allow the designer to interact with 3D models rapidly and intuitively.

And don't get me started on hyperloop...
 
Re: Elon Musk the 21st century Edison??

I like this guy. Seems to be an entrepreneur who understands how to make things work.

Now he's done this

I'm sure he's going to have his share of failures, but if I was an investor, I think he'd be worth a few dollars.

Good call. We could be watching a genius for the times...in the making.
 
He's done some good stuff. This hand-waving business? Pretty much just hand waving, as far as I'm concerned. 3-D design will never be the domain of a "layman" or "idea guy," regardless of the interface. I don't see that this will allow for a major increase in the speed that competent designers can achieve in designing parts - there are already numerous interface tools (joysticks, spaceballs, etc) that already allow the designer to interact with 3D models rapidly and intuitively.

And don't get me started on hyperloop...

Spaceballs?!?! I loved that movie!,
 
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