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It sounds as though many of the commenters here are still trying to deal with the first-generation Small Child. My sympathies to all of you. A couple of years a
by tkgally 5y ago
It sounds as though many of the commenters here are still trying to deal with the first-generation Small Child. My sympathies to all of you. A couple of years ago, I was fortunate to acquire a next-generation model, rebranded as Small Grandchild, and the UX is much superior. All of the troubleshooting and command-line interactions are handled by the Grown Child, who herself now has a reasonably good interface. For me, the UX of Small Grandchild is purely hug and play.
- rsyring 5y ago> purely hug and play That was fantastic...thank you. :)
- disillusioned 5y agoLiterally perfect.
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- joejerryronnie 5y agoWell played sir, well played.
- ragebol 5y agoAh, so the troublesome interface is abstracted away by an further developed version of the roughly same thing. Interesting
- saargrin 5y agoah finally moving away from monolith to microservices and handing over all those tasks off to someone SmallChildAsAService 2.0
- napier 5y agoAbsolutely brilliantly put.
- omegant 5y agoYou could say that Grown Child is now Turing complete.