> due to "eternal September" of people who came into IT from home computers... I think this is spot-on. We have relatively fixed mental models for what computi

> due to "eternal September" of people who came into IT from home computers... I think this is spot-on. We have relatively fixed mental models for what computing should look like which are really just based on a few accidents of history. Bret Victor's famous "The Future of Programming" talk is a great reminder that our ambitions for what computing could be were once much broader than they are today.