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This is always an argument in tech. But as has been stated by folks before the easier coding gets, the more ambitious and complex the tasks we attempt to accomp
by Kurimo 11y ago
This is always an argument in tech. But as has been stated by folks before the easier coding gets, the more ambitious and complex the tasks we attempt to accomplish with it. So the difficulty at the top end never gets any easier just because the bottom end does.
- nmrm2 11y agoExactly right. And that's more obvious on the web than anywhere else. My point was just that seeing this is a lot more subtle -- it's not a purely technical observation, but also contains a social/economic component.
- madelinecameron 11y ago>So the difficulty at the top end never gets any easier just because the bottom end does. Personally, I think the end of construction came after the lever and fulcrum were invented. After humans didn't have to exert effort to build things, construction became a thing of the past... Oh wait.