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Giuliano Giacaglia@giu
2/24/2023

My list of announced and most impactful products of this century: 1. iPhone 2. Bitcoin 3. Optimus 4. Ethereum 5. Starship 6. Model S 7. Oculus VR Am I missing something? How does the order look?

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Ale Machado@ale
2/24/2023

Protocols aren't products tho...

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welter.eth@fun
2/24/2023

optimus prime?

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fufu prophet@frdysk
2/24/2023

Google maps?

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Shashank@0xshash
2/24/2023

chat gpt?

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maxpetretta.eth@maxpetretta
2/24/2023

Would swap Optimus for BD Atlas. Oculus is also a weird one, has impact been larger than, say, ChatGPT?

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logonaut@lo
2/24/2023

In terms of global impact, Android operating system probably should be No. 1 or No. 2.

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Breck Yunits@breck
2/24/2023

Git. That accelerated everything.

In reply to @giu
2/24/2023

has to be some medical shit in there too don't you think? i dunno what tho. human genome project? bluetooth was 2000. that's a neat one.

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Juan Rivera Perez@juan
2/24/2023

Optimus?

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Gonzalo Nuñez@gonzalo
2/24/2023

Starlink, no question. Still wildly underrated. And Oculus has a lot left to prove IMO.

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Sam Iglesias@sam
2/24/2023

Facebook, ChatGPT, AirPods, YouTube, CDOs? (jk)

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digital@digital
2/24/2023

Polygon ???

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Nicky Romero@goose
2/24/2023

social media as a category

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mary@mary
2/24/2023

Netflix/streaming

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Übermensch@ubermensch
2/24/2023

AI will make those things look like sandbox toys compared to whats coming.

In reply to @giu
2/24/2023

Tech advancement is going to be so rapid in the next few decades that I highly doubt these products will make top 10 of the century

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rhizoo.eth@root
2/24/2023

cloud storage / computing? raspberry pi ? youre gunna need a new list and some kind of voting tournament haha

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2/24/2023

PS2 (March 2000) — accelerated gaming like nothing else before it

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Gagan Jain@gagan
2/24/2023

Too early to talk about the century, no? But for the last 20 yrs, my top 5 would be: 1. iPhone & Appstore (introduced by Google, adopted by Apple) 2. mRNA vaccines 3. Bitcoin & Ethereum 4. Human Genome Project (not a "product") 5. Model S Others things could make it to the list in the next 10 yrs - chatGpt, CRISPR

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Rohit Kulshreshtha@rohit
2/24/2023

CRISPR CaS-9

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Rohit Kulshreshtha@rohit
2/24/2023

Graphics Cards - The gaming industry provided efficient matrix multiplication in hardware which made inadvertently made brute force (a.k.a Machine Learning) a viable solution to problems. Arguable started in the late 90s though.

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Rohit Kulshreshtha@rohit
2/24/2023

CAR-T cell therapy for using the human immune system to fight cancer https://youtu.be/Mt5C5fhuU_0

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Rohit Kulshreshtha@rohit
2/24/2023

mRNA vaccines - irrespective of how you feel the government handled the science: they are a landmark change in vaccine development/production. Covid was a case of a beta product deployed to production. https://berthub.eu/articles/posts/reverse-engineering-source-code-of-the-biontech-pfizer-vaccine/

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Carlos Matallín@matallo
2/24/2023

Surprised nobody casted Uber yet, would that have been replaced by something else?

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Rohit Kulshreshtha@rohit
2/24/2023

Alpha Tensor may be the first instance of an AI that can improve its own efficiency: https://www.deepmind.com/blog/discovering-novel-algorithms-with-alphatensor

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Rohit Kulshreshtha@rohit
2/24/2023

Starlink https://www.starlink.com/

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Rohit Kulshreshtha@rohit
2/24/2023

Not exactly a “product”, but revolutionary on the science front: Gravitational Wave Observatories: A completely new medium to observe the universe with: https://www.ligo.caltech.edu/

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chrisb (boscolo.eth)@boscolo
2/24/2023

Here’s a 🌶️🌶️ Seattle-flavored take. Web2 would not have happened without AWS

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Rohit Kulshreshtha@rohit
2/24/2023

Event Horizon Telescope: https://eventhorizontelescope.org/blog/astronomers-reveal-first-image-black-hole-heart-our-galaxy Again not a “product” but demonstrate the capabilities of a “distributed” telescope. Combining these techniques with cheap space launches (courtesy spacex): you get powerful telescopes.

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Outer Lumen@outerlumen
2/25/2023

Wouldn’t expect you to think of it … but the redesign and introduction of menstrual cups (like Diva Cup) globally … the sales are booming … especially after the pandemic … 😉

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Corbin Page@corbpage
2/25/2023

I will probably get sh*t for this but Alexa / Echo. First time voice to API just worked and then got embedded everywhere. Reignited “smart homes”.

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Aman Dhesi@aman
2/25/2023

Let's not forget this guy

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0xUgly@0xugly
2/26/2023

There should be decade version of this cast 🔥

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Ashinthewild@ashinthewild
2/26/2023

Crayons Instant coffee Pez candy Canned beer Electron microscope Transistor Neutronic reactor Velcro Jukebox