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"cannot help with" seems very unlikely to me, especially if "apps" is not constrained to that which currently exists, but even if constrained. Can you (or othe
by mistermann 4y ago
"cannot help with" seems very unlikely to me, especially if "apps" is not constrained to that which currently exists, but even if constrained.
Can you (or others) list a few examples?
- gwn7 4y agoI'm speaking in the present tense. Even if "apps" would be able to solve all our current problems in a hundred or a thousand years [1][2], I really don't have anything to say about that. I have no idea. [1]: Which imo would be delusionally optimistic to believe in [2]: And which would surely create new types of problems in the process > Can you (or others) list a few examples? For starters, the posted article illustrates one example.
- mistermann 4y ago"there are some problems in the world that apps cannot help with" --> "able to solve all our current problems" I wonder if an app could help with this process that sits very deep in the stack, and has zillions of other services running on top of it.