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Another: Shared offices. Regis has been doing this 1990. Another: niche paid online communities...again...a strategy/model that's been around since the beginning of the web.
I LOVE people who are bold...so, go ahead and make huge statements! Love that. And finding old stuff but making it better...LOVE that. But come on...let's not be thick about it. What's another old bit of tech that bros act like they've just recently discovered?
Fair but I don't think it's just tech companies that do this. The hype machine needs feeding.
agree. i am just part of that bubble so see if often
I think the whole "email sucks" and "meetings suck" have valid points but there are simple things that have been around for ages that reduce these by huge amount. E.g. forcing organisers to have an agenda for meetings and keeping emails short and succinct!
I think many of the people's points are valid and great. My issue is the hubris of "this is so new and i've just discovered it before everyone". Instead of "this has been a model forever. we're gonna exploit it but bigger, better, and slightly diff"
vending machines https://www.stockwell.ai
Have you heard about this totally brand new thing called distributed work? I’m told no one has ever done it before March 2020.
What’s old becomes new again.
Local papers 
Newsletters
Shopping malls Shopify
Open offices Virtual offices
podcast and scooters come to mind
Influencer marketing. Seems like endorsements.
RE - how many tech bros rent an apartment or buy a house and think everything and everyone in RE is dumb/and or easily fixable with an iPhone app?
One i hear is “food will change forever” given Covid. Have heard a lot of “cloud kitchens + delivery” are the future/food will never be the same. 1. Those ideas have existed forever/trends have existed for a while 2. Think ppl are overestimating impact of covid over long term.
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