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Make it better. Programming with switches was hard. High level languages were built. Managing memory was hard. Higher level languages were built. There's this

Make it better. Programming with switches was hard. High level languages were built. Managing memory was hard. Higher level languages were built. There's this amazing lack of vision and inability to see that things can and will be innovated on. Why would it be anywhere near perfect by this iteration? Why would you expect that? Also in terms of complexity - have you ever read an actual legal contract? Do you think 99.9% of people understand that?

coldtea 9y ago
>There's this amazing lack of vision and inability to see that things can and will be innovated on. Why would it be anywhere near perfect by this iteration? Why would you expect that? Because e.g. computers despite being primitive were still very damn useful the very first time they were built. In fact their utility preceded their being built (e.g. to have them assist war efforts and research calculations), not vice versa.