> Why is nobody solving actual problems anymore?
Let me just state the obvious. Of all the major problems of society, sorting legos isn't one. If you disagree, try emerging from the cellar.
Let me just state the obvious. Of all the major problems of society, sorting legos isn't one. If you disagree, try emerging from the cellar.
Rather, the GP merely implied that some parents would love to have a robot to sort their kids legos, and that (ironically) even that unimportant "need" is more important than replacing git.
Kids face a lot of new problems these days. They also face some old one, like sorting their legos.
Then you step on a lego.
Who really wants cheap lego vacuums? Basement-dwellers who are getting yelled at by their mom? Not a good market.