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I think it's only make sense for average people who don't need to exploit computers to the nth degrees. But for people who require more power, the computer sho
by kiba 16y ago
I think it's only make sense for average people who don't need to exploit computers to the nth degrees.
But for people who require more power, the computer should shift to a system that let them easily learn and than manipulate that power, like emacs or like early computers that create whole generation of hackers.
For most people, computers are an appliance, not a tool that you master over time. It is awesome that computers are progressing to that "easy" way, but it is not so awesome when other dimension of computers as tool slip away. It's like the computer becoming more easier for grandma while raising the barrier of entry for those who want to learn and create on the computer.