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Wrong, not a stretch. It’s an interpretation, on what all but the extremes on either side can agree is a subjective inquiry in the first place. Also, a bit of
by Gorbzel 8y ago
Wrong, not a stretch.
It’s an interpretation, on what all but the extremes on either side can agree is a subjective inquiry in the first place. Also, a bit of a futile and misguided one if used to minimize other’s contributions in the field.
But for the same reason, it’s folly to discount Jobs as not a, if not the, closest thing to a creator. This is true despite engineers’ immutable/incorrect belief that actually creating product value + building working software = changing the world is inevitable, this video proves otherwise (back room computing vs actually empowering operations using computing) and reminds us that real artists ship.
Had Steve not, who knows what computing would look like 2008-2018, but it’s certainly not a stretch to posit that it’d look a whole lot different, which is what it seems gg99 was saying.
- radiorental 8y agoAre you conflating 'computing' and consumption of screen time? Windows has done far far more in terms of being a platform for computational work.