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It's my strong suspicion that the majority of computerized replacements for human and pen-n-paper predecessors are either a wash in terms of productivity, or ac
by corrral 4y ago
It's my strong suspicion that the majority of computerized replacements for human and pen-n-paper predecessors are either a wash in terms of productivity, or actually make things worse, and it only looks like the computer revolution was a huge boon for productivity because it improved a few areas a ton.
- marcosdumay 4y agoComputers are great at replacing those filling cabinets, and when you need to track a single piece of information over a lot of people or a lot of time. Other uses in an office aren't as transformative.