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Having a programmer understand the economic and societal background when they create a new project seems to be a bold assumption. Obviously tech can solve every
by RicoElectrico 3y ago
Having a programmer understand the economic and societal background when they create a new project seems to be a bold assumption. Obviously tech can solve everything, right?
- test6554 3y agoI'm still waiting for the OAuth-based online US government ID for all citizens that lets us sign up for utilities, apply for colleges and loans, set up bank accounts, etc. instead of entering social security numbers everywhere. When is that coming?
- apples_oranges 3y agoThe reasons parent posted are just made up "facts" that fit and tell a story that sounds right. Assuming programmers, who tend to be on the more intelligent side, reject it because they don't understand faulty reasoning is a faulty assumption itself..
- Uptrenda 3y agoComments like this are unhelpful and just read like an attempt to punch-down on someone. If you think that something doesn't make sense then you must be able to list and describe what's wrong. Or do you expect people to be able to read your mind when you post something like this? The vagueness makes it sound as if you have a point but if you do it's not included in your post.
- Uptrenda 3y ago[x] Condescending [x] Pretentious How could someone as lowly as a mere programmer possibly understand the complexity of how things cost money and their impact on participation? Sounds to me like I should have sought your esteemed council before making this project to save myself the embarrassment. In future I will make sure to consult you before I do something.