#Tech Evolution

[andrewdi8]

This is how French illustrators imagined future technologies in 1924

I've found this picture on the internet and it made me reflect on the contrast between the past and the present. Beck then, people fantasized about the futur, just like we do today but the technology they imagined was very different. In this image, people are connecting with others via massive, strange equipment. In the background there is also what looks like an electric car.

I was born in 1990 and during my childhood there were no mobile phones, computers or electric scooters. I got my first mobile phone in 2006 as a gift from my mom. It only had MMS and SMS with no internet and the camera quality was poor but at the time it felt incredible because we didn't have the advanced gadgets we do now.

Technology has been advancing rapidly. Every year we see new models of phones, better cameras and the internet becoming more powerful. Now, we can not only talk to each other and post on social media but also do countless other things.

Today, we imagine colonizing other planets and people can create images using AI, just as illustrators did 100 years ago with their drawing skills. But now it's simple as typing a few worda and a machine created the picture.

Our descendants 100 or 200 years from now might look at our current creations while sitting on Mars. They'll probably feel surprised and smile, wondering how we could live without the technologies they have in their time.

And what do you think about this?

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[moonchildjelly]

I don't know people understand what tech evolution should be doing... The tech evolution is to make us have to deal with less work, to help us with it no to take our work at all... Is supposed to make us have better quality of life so the idea isn't take at all but that a part for don't overwork ourselves and have enough time to enjoy life... Is so sad seeing that every time something is descovered in this area people always get scared to loose their job... Isn't just the small employee fault that exist so much fear of new tech but also the employee because is always saying that can get less people to "waste" their money with even that they don't know what this "new tech" really does... Is just like put a targer on evolution like something made because if we evolute we are harder to manipulate so rich people or more directly the big corp employee don't wanna us to want evolution... Is like don't wanna us to be educated... Is basically for the same reason men don't want that women get education or even evolute in the Curporative climbing... Basically most of the shitty behaviors are explained as fear... Fear of loosing some power for someone... They don't care about the small employee... They care for themselves so when they say that tech evolution can be bad for us is because is really can be bad for them not for us

[ibook4you]

Gaming consoles have evolved from simple pixels to immersive worlds.

In our article 'The Evolution of Gaming Consoles: From Atari to PlayStation 5' on Digitaluin.com, we explore the incredible journey of gaming technology. From the iconic Atari to the powerhouse PlayStation 5, this guide is a must-read for anyone who loves gaming.

[voguegenics]

My First Computer: A Love Letter to the Commodore 64

🚀 Before WiFi, before touchscreens, before we had computers thinner than a fashion magazine—there was the Commodore 64. My first computer was a beige beauty that turned my TV into a digital playground, and yes, it came with big floppy disks.

Daily writing promptWrite about your first computer.View all responses There are certain things in life you never forget—your first car, your first latte of the day (because let’s be honest, the morning doesn’t officially start until then), and of course, your first computer. For me, that monumental introduction to the digital world came in the form of the Commodore 64—a glorious beige box of…

[redwan999]

Are We Truly Wireless?

Not so long ago, our gadgets were tied down—landlines tethered to walls, desktops anchored to desks, and music players trailing headphones like digital leashes. We, the humans, were free, moving unburdened through life. Today, the tables have turned. We call it the “wireless age.” Phones, earbuds, laptops, and tablets now promise sleek designs and freedom from cords. Bluetooth and Wi-Fi have…

[pebblegalaxy]

The Great Amazon Product Sunset: Analyzing Why Amazon Discontinued Multiple Products in One Bold Move @Amazon #TechFailures

The Great Amazon Product Sunset: Analyzing Why Amazon Shut Down Several Products in One Fell Swoop Amazon, the global e-commerce and tech giant, is no stranger to innovation and experimentation. Over the years, the company has ventured into a vast array of products and services, some wildly successful, others less so. However, in recent years, Amazon has shown a noticeable pattern: sunsetting…

[fixmypc24ex]

How artificial intelligence will change your life (msn.com)

Technology’s ability to quickly process mountains of data, learn from experience and replicate tasks associated with human cognition means that it has the potential to transform many of the things we do and enjoy. Indeed, the transformation is already underway in a wide range of areas.

We tend to adopt recent technology so fast that it can take time for the questions we should be asking to catch up. For example, will AI make your job easier or make it redundant? Are you OK with your personal information being used by technology so that others can make a profit? How will AI affect you?

[wauln]

[ The AI Takeover Is Ahead Of Schedule ]

[magnigeeks]

Agile Development Methodology for Efficient App Creation

The agile technique is an effective architect. The increasing need for quick and creative app development makes adopting Agile not only a wise decision but also a tactical need. This blog explores the nuances of the Agile Development Methodology and demonstrates how it may be used as a driving force behind productive app development.

1. Agile Foundations: A Blueprint for Flexibility and Collaboration

At the heart of Agile lies a fundamental shift from traditional linear development. It champions flexibility, collaboration, and adaptability, allowing development teams to respond swiftly to evolving requirements and market dynamics.

2. Iterative Development

Agile thrives on iterative cycles, breaking down the app creation process into manageable increments. This approach enables continuous improvement, with each iteration building upon the successes and learnings of the previous ones.

3. User-Centric Focus

Agile places users at the center of development, emphasizing the creation of features that align with user needs and expectations. Regular feedback loops ensure that the end product resonates with users, fostering seamless and intuitive experiences.

4. Cross-Functional Collaboration

Silos dissolve in Agile environments. Developers, designers, testers, and stakeholders collaborate throughout the development lifecycle. This cross-functional synergy enhances communication, minimizes delays, and accelerates decision-making.

5. Continuous Testing

Quality is not an endpoint in Agile; it's woven into the fabric of development. Continuous testing ensures that each iteration maintains high standards, identifying and rectifying issues promptly.

6. Adaptability

In the fast-evolving tech landscape, requirements are bound to change. Agile embraces change rather than resisting it. This adaptability ensures that apps remain relevant and responsive to the evolving needs of users and the market.

7. Regular Feedback Loops

Agile thrives on communication. Regular feedback loops, sprint reviews, and retrospectives ensure transparent communication among team members and stakeholders. This constant dialogue enhances understanding and aligns the team with project goals.

8. Swift Time-to-Market

Agile's efficiency is synonymous with speed. By breaking development into iterations, each delivering tangible value, Agile expedites the time-to-market, allowing apps to meet market demands swiftly and iteratively.

In the ever-accelerating landscape of app development, Agile is not just a methodology; it's a manifesto for efficient, user-centric, and innovative creation. As you embark on your app development journey, let Agile be the guiding light, shaping your path towards success.

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[kafkasapartment]

"If we continue to accumulate only power and not wisdom, we will surely destroy ourselves. Our very existence in that distant time requires that we will have changed our institutions and ourselves. How can I dare to guess about humans in the far future?

It is, I think, only a matter of natural selection. If we become even slightly more violent, shortsighted, ignorant, and selfish than we are now, almost certainly we will have no futüre." ~ Carl Sagan, Pale Blue Dot: A Vision of the Human Future in Space.

[typhlonectes]

[eastsideofthemoon]

I think the saddest part about people not watching Discovery past season 2 is that you don't get to see the full evolution of Michael Burnham and see how amazing she is as a captain.

Plus, the braids. The Braids are an icon.

[clannfearrunt]

on the topic of the kirbyfication of the splat bio AU if you showed the respawn tech (it is short distance teleportation devices) and its usage in Sports to alien wizards/magitech engineers they will be horrified. one million magitech safety violations per day, recreationally, teleportation is really fucking finnicky with higher risk of fatal mistakes the shorter the distance

to be fair the squidscountry is the only place that uses this thing For Fun, it was developed based on human scrap tech for usage in places like Active War Zones and other genuinely hazardous work environments. If your other option is to Die, then "use device that might get u out safely but it does have a chance to kill you by clipping u into a nearby object or spitting you out into the void of space or whatever" starts to seem like a pretty reasonable risk to take u feel. Modern recreational respawn tech is pretty good and it is so so so carefully maintained though. There's only like, 2~5 accidents per year. It's basically fine. Don't worry about what those accidents look like.

[fanfoolishness]

I do not understand TikTok edits and fandom. Why is the video twenty seconds long? Why are the cuts so fast I’m barely getting a glimpse of my blorbo’s beautiful face? I can’t feel an emotion that quick! Is that why the same shots are then reused 2 or 3 times in this twenty second video? But we could’ve just had the shot be longer in the first place! And I still can’t hardly tell what the shot is even 2 or 3 times around because the cuts are still so fast, and then it’s just over and I’m confused on what I was supposed to feel about That.

[posthumanwanderings]

"The new USB headset for PlayStation 2 is simply an extension of man’s desire to communicate...”

[vioyume]

Ya think "Flower Journey" would get into controversy within the game world since the wasps are depicted as villains?

I spent too long playing this stupid flappy bird clone and I am forming stupid headcanons surrounding it.

You can probably make the same argument about the enemies in Mite Knight but they're more or less depicted as "mystical creatures".

Don't take this too seriously. I just thought it would be funny to have Flappy Bird be canceled.