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Exactly my thought. What would be the point of writing those down on a whiteboard? And who is so organised and tidy with their whiteboard? Also, this doesn't b
by ekzy 9y ago
Exactly my thought. What would be the point of writing those down on a whiteboard? And who is so organised and tidy with their whiteboard?
Also, this doesn't belong on HN
- hellofunk 9y agoI disagree and think these topics (especially the part about policies to search computers of entrants to the U.S.) are interesting and relevant to this crowd. (The fact that this post is #1 on HN right now suggests this as well).
- throwaway2016a 9y ago> And who is so organised and tidy with their whiteboard? Someone too out of touch (or hipster) to use a computer to do it. I've met people who do everything in paper notebooks and whiteboards and almost never open a computer and the level of detail in their notes borders on art. Although I think it is more likely it was staged.
- Grue3 9y agoNothing out of touch in recognizing that paper notebooks and whiteboards are way more ergonomic than computers for certain use cases.
- throwaway2016a 9y agoI agree. I couldn't figure out a way to say it without coming off that way. I realize there are legitimate reasons one might choose to use paper. "Infinite resolution" being one I hear often.