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He's not trivializing anything, he's merely expressing a rather obvious (and frankly sophomoric) statement - software can be made more user friendly. And makin
by blazespin 11y ago
He's not trivializing anything, he's merely expressing a rather obvious (and frankly sophomoric) statement - software can be made more user friendly. And making software more user friendly actually isn't that hard. What is hard is to figure out which software to make more user friendly (given finite resources). That is a very very challenging problem.. and what's more is a sign of your intellectual worth in solving it.
- oldmanjay 11y agoI took something slightly different. My reading is that many people refuse to accept that there are obvious deficiencies in the dominant paradigm, and instead they cling to it religiously as if it were a be-all-end-all rather than a local maximum embedded with strong network effects.