... tend to come back to life in waves across different eras. For example, these I remember from university lectures: Technology First emergence Major hype waves Recent/modern phase 3D 1950s 60s (early experiments) 1980s 90s (graphics), 2009 2013 (3D movies boom) 2010s today (3D printing, industrial use, steady adoption) VR 1960s (early prototypes) 1990s (first consumer hype), 2012 2016 (Oculus revival) 2016 now (gaming, enterprise, spatial computing) NFTs 2012 2015 (early blockchain experiments) 2017 (CryptoKitties), 2021 (mainstream boom

... remember that social media (decentralised) platform that experienced such a boom one year ago? Yeah, Bluesky as for today, hit 40 M users (I understood that "accounts") and is trying to improve experience, such as: adding downvoting system  dislikes,  moderation tools (e.g. detecting toxic comments),  enhancing UX/UI. I somehow lost connection with this platform, tho I am there every day, but I miss builders and tech community on it (they returned back on Twitter/X). In my opinion ... ... platform? Was it the hype in its early days, or was it popular among the tech communities you were part of? Or just out of curiosity? Comment from Luis Calvillo(@luiscalvillo): I've created a Bluesky around that boom

... back first and look at why so many products in the past could "lose money" and still take off. If we look at the evolution of  the internet , we've actually gone through two really clear  tech booms , and these two  booms

... Hello Product Hunt Community. I m Jeffrey Danial, founder of BoomConsole a Chrome extension + platform, We recently launched on Product Hunt. We built BoomConsole

... everyone! Just wanted to share a quick update on my side project, Buildform.ai - a modern form builder we built as an alternative to Typeform, focused on conversion-first forms, smart logic, and AI-powered workflows. We did it the wrong way. Instead of launching early and iterating, I spent months obsessing over getting everything right bug-free, fast, production-ready. Honestly, I was shit scared it might flop. But turns out, people really appreciate a forms app they can rely ... ... Some highlights: AI Form Builder : Just type what you want and boom

... talking about everything from healthcare diagnostics to personalized shopping experiences and even smart homes. However, this rapid influx of AI products also raises a few thought-provoking questions. Is this rush of AI products a sign of a sustainable boom in tech innovation or could we be heading towards an AI bubble? And more importantly, are these AI products truly delivering on their promises or are they riding on the hype wave of AI? In the midst of this ...

... Interesting piece by a writer I enjoy reading: https://www.theterminal.info/i/8... Some choice quotes: "I think it s pretty clear by now the software-led tech boom of the 2010s is pretty much over. The combination of pandemic stimulus and tech-enabled remote work kept things ebbing along a few years longer than they perhaps would have otherwise, but the party s over. There are the mass layoffs helpfully tracked here plunging stock prices and missed revenue guidance ...