> I fear the separation between coders and users is creating parallel worlds of echo-chamber wizards and ignorant commoners. Isn't that how a society works? Th

> I fear the separation between coders and users is creating parallel worlds of echo-chamber wizards and ignorant commoners. Isn't that how a society works? The vast number of diverse human activities are only possible because of the echo-camber, of people who specialise in one area while remaining ignorant in almost all the others. Also computing, and programming, is much much more than a unix prompt.